Posts tagged ‘WordPress’

Some great tips I found on SEO:

http://www.understandingwordpress.com/blog/top-ten-search-engine-optimization-tips.html

Lorelle VanFossen is considered one of top experts on blogging and WordPress in the world and can be regularly seen keynoting at large blogger conferences such as WordCamp and SOBcon.

Lorelle was kind enough to give me some of her time to answer a few questions on blogging, analytics and the WordPress community.
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“A blog (short for web log) is a website where entries are written in chronological order and displayed in reverse chronological order” Wikipedia. There are many blogging engines available such as Expression Engine, Movable Type, TextPattern, and WordPress among others. Most are open source (free), provide almost unlimited customizable features and take only minutes to install.

WordPress is customizable through themes and extendable through the use of plug-ins. To use WordPress you can either use your own web host and install it (assuming your web host does not already have it pre-installed) or use the hosted site of WordPress.com which provides a hosted login for you. Of course, hosting it yourself gives you more flexibility of having access to the source code.

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Hasin Hayder is a web developer, author, PHP Certified Engineer and open source enthusiast from Bangladesh. He has authored WordPress Complete and Smarty PHP Template Programming. He works at a personalized startpage company called PageFlakes as a development engineer. Hasin was nice enough to give me some of his time to answer some questions concerning accessibility in Ajax, WordPress, open source and important web skills.

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