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Web Developers
Writing a world-class web design proposal can sometimes feel like pulling teeth. After all, you got into freelance web design to spend time designing great websites, not to spend all your time on sales. Your web design proposal can make… Continue Reading →
We’ve grown a bit in recent years. We’ve also continued to accelerate on WordPress. We simplified our WordPress onboarding, created new WordPress themes, launched more site management tools, and overhauled our GoDaddy Pro program. We released a number of free,… Continue Reading →
We often get asked about how to become a web designer. Some people already have a few freelance projects under their belt, and they’re wondering how to grow their work into a thriving web design business. Others are just starting… Continue Reading →
Minecraft has virtually (pun intended) become a household name. At some point over the last decade, gamers around the world have tried this popular, pixelated, platform of digital delight. Non-gamers aren’t immune to the Minecraft madness either. No one can… Continue Reading →
When Phil Levine entered the web business in 1997, less than 40 percent of American households had a personal computer, Apple was on its (supposed) last Unix-driven legs, and Netscape was the browser of choice for this new thing called… Continue Reading →
A website launch is an exciting and anxious event. It’s the culmination of weeks, months or years worth of hard work. And a website launch checklist helps you keep that event on the rails. Why do we need a website… Continue Reading →
Our new GoDaddy Pro home screen is a central dashboard that lets you see everything at a glance. We’ve redesigned it to help you get in, do your best work, and get out. Welcome to the new GoDaddy Pro home… Continue Reading →
Security has been one of the biggest concerns on everyone’s lips recently, especially surrounding WordPress websites. As quickly as we come out with newer, safer pieces of software, it seems like hackers and bots gain more and more traction. As… Continue Reading →
Keeping your project pipeline filled can prove to be a daunting task for many web designers, given that it requires you to prospect, qualify and close deals — all while partaking in the balancing act of business ownership. That’s why… Continue Reading →
GoDaddy and WooCommerce have teamed up to make building an online store with WordPress easier than ever. Our new WordPress Ecommerce Hosting plan comes with a pre-installed online store powered by WooCommerce, plus a variety of premium extensions including Advanced… Continue Reading →
Our Malware Research and Incident Response teams work around the clock to identify and stay ahead of attackers—and we’re proud to share our knowledge and findings with the community. We’ve gathered a few of our most popular posts and discoveries… Continue Reading →
Looking for a little design inspiration? Need help with that tricky bit of CSS? Want feedback on your latest site mockup? There are forums that can help with practically any question you can come up with. There are forums for… Continue Reading →
I’ve been a member of the WordPress community for 14 years. I’ve grown up with this group of web design and development problem-solvers, and I like to fancy myself one, too. During my years in the web design and development… Continue Reading →
Successful websites evolve. Even when that spiffy new site is up and drawing traffic, the job is not complete. There’s always website maintenance service work to be done for SEO, performance and security. The reality of websites is that somebody… Continue Reading →
Getting started in the world of freelance web development is not an easy task. In addition to solid technical knowledge, you’re on the hook to constantly keep up with the latest tools and methods, as well as to persuade prospective… Continue Reading →
Starting a new career in web design is an exciting (and, let’s be honest, highly lucrative) prospect, but the prospect of actually starting to learn web design in 2019 can be intimidating. The amount of information and options for learning… Continue Reading →
This article was originally published on Oct. 20, 2017, and was updated on Sept. 9, 2019. As a web designer or developer, why should you care about running a WordPress security scan? With the growing availability of dedicated solutions, WordPress… Continue Reading →
