WordPress

WordPress vs Joomla: Which is Best for Your Website?
Choosing a Content Management System (CMS) is a critical decision for your website. A CMS determines how easy your site is to maintain, what directions you can take in terms of design and functionality, and how simple it is to publish content. Additionally, switching CMSs later on can be a […]

15 Global and Dutch Brands That Use WordPress
Over 43% of all websites run on WordPress. Despite this market share, there is still a persistent misconception that the CMS is only suitable for small blogs or simple business websites. The reality in the enterprise market is different. Large multinationals, news media, and government institutions choose WordPress. They often use the platform in a…

How to Solve a White Screen in WordPress
The White Screen of Death (WSoD) is one of the more frustrating issues that can occur with your WordPress site. You see a completely white page without error messages. This can happen on the front end of the website, the admin panel (wp-admin), or both. The cause is usually a script error or a memory…

14 WordPress SEO Tips to Maximize Your Site’s Visibility
WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) worldwide. It is fairly search-engine friendly out of the box. However, to truly rank high on Google, you need to roll up your sleeves and make smart choices from day one. SEO (search engine optimization) can sometimes feel overwhelming. Where do you start? Especially now, in…

What does an online store cost? A complete overview
Starting an online store is a great way to generate some extra income or even replace your full-time income. But before you get started, you naturally want to know exactly what the cost picture will look like. It would be quite unfortunate to discover halfway through that your budget doesn’t fit […]

The 15 Most Popular Google Fonts of 2025
Typography plays a significant role in web design. It not only determines how your content looks but also how visitors perceive your brand and whether they continue reading or click away. When I first started my website development career, I consistently chose system fonts (out of convenience and because they were just a bit faster…

7 Tips to Keep Your WordPress Website Up-to-Date in 2025
Launching your WordPress website is just the first step. While maintaining your site isn’t overly complicated, it is extremely important that you do so. The reasons for this involve security (threat of hacks and data breaches), speed, and performance (which directly impacts the […]

This is how easy it is to create a webshop with the AI website builder from my.host
Want to get a beautiful WordPress webshop online in the least possible time? my.host offers the solution. With the my.host AI website builder, you can have a beautiful setup for your webshop online within minutes. In this article, I’ll show you exactly how it works and what the […]

The 5 Best Free WordPress Themes of 2025
A good theme forms the foundation of every WordPress website. It not only determines how your site looks but also how quickly it loads and what functionality you can immediately add to your website. With comprehensive themes, you need to rely much less on plugins compared to basic themes. Free WordPress themes […]

What Will a Website Cost in 2025? A Complete Overview
You need a website. And now you’re wondering: what exactly does it cost? Prices vary greatly: from less than 10 euros a month to tens of thousands of euros for a fully customized project. In this article, I will outline what you are truly spending on a website today. We’ll look at […]

Why WordPress Will Still Be the Best Choice in 2025
While I’ve been using WordPress for years and you can certainly call me a fan of the platform, it’s not the be-all and end-all for me. If there were a significantly better alternative, I wouldn’t hesitate to switch – even if it meant spending weeks migrating all my websites. In the past, there were […]

The Block Editor: A Smart Choice for Modern WordPress Developers
Recently, I was working at the office of a client who manages one of the largest blogs in the Netherlands. We’re talking about millions of monthly visitors. But I was surprised when I took a look at their WordPress backend: the (external) developer of this site had chosen the Classic Editor. This illustrates a major…











