Come see me talk in Philadelphia! WordCamp Philly 2015 is a weekend-long event will take place June 13th-14th, and although Paddy’s Pub isn’t a place I’m pretty sure Rob McElhenney owns a real bar (so there’s my in). Fantasy friendships aside, you’ll get to hear me talk about extra-fun topics, like building an entire game system using […]
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RSS feed for this sectionChanging WooCommerce Cart Icon Styles
Similar to my guide on how to change order status icons in WooCommerce, I frequently get asked how to change the WooCommerce Cart Icon (and icons all around the site itself). It’s not as bad as you’d think – here’s a quick walkthrough on how you can change the cart message icons in your WooCommerce shop. First, […]
An Introduction to Responsive Design
Responsive design. It’s a term we hear a lot when we talk about websites, and we’re constantly bombarded with people saying that it’s a necessity – your site has to be responsive… And with the number of different phones, tablets, and computers people use today, there is some truth to that. Before we get into […]
The Return of Comic Sans
Known across the internet and in designer handbooks everywhere as a terrible font (there’s even a semi-joking movement to ban it), Comic Sans has long been left to amateur little league fliers and church bake sales and out of the professional’s toolkit… UNTIL NOW. Released on April 8, 2014 (seven days after April Fools, must […]
Why the US Government Wouldn’t Save $400 million with Garamond
In case you haven’t seen the latest craze floating around social media, there have been reports that a 14-year-old student has found a way to have the government save $400 million dollars per year… Just by switching typefaces on their documents! It’s as easy as clicking the dropdown in Word, so how is it the […]