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Restrict Content Pro has a dedicated…

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Restrict Content Pro has a dedicated site now. It’s the smallest of Pippin William’s three primary projects, but it has a lot of potential. I imagine he knows that, and is giving it the real estate it deserves. The design is beautifully simple, just like the plugin. And there’s another mascot…

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SVG and WebP…finally

ByDan Knauss

I’m looking forward to lots of good things coming in the future on the new WordPress core Performance Team blog, and I’m glad SVG and WebP are finally going to be usable in WordPress by default. (This is already the case in some hosting environments.) But the forced on-by-default generation of WebP images when you…

Pavel Ciorici from WPZoom writes a…

ByDavid Bisset

Pavel Ciorici from WPZoom writes a detailed post about how his WordPress theming business took off. He talks about his first theme, Yamidoo Magazine, which at one point was making $10,000 per month in revenue alone. Pavel also talks about his failures trying to replicate his successes, but after you read about the efforts and…

From the other side, selling ThemeLab

ByBrian Krogsgard

Leland Fiegal posted an incredible wrap-up blog post about his journey with ThemeLab and about selling it to Syed Balkhi, as I reported just a bit ago. I love seeing something with this much detail, that’s so frank and honest. I can also relate in many ways to what it’s like running a website that’s…

Partnerships in WordPress and WooCommerce
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Partnerships in WordPress and WooCommerce

ByDan Knauss

Bob Dunn breaks down the main types of partnerships he sees working (in different contexts) in the Woo/WP space: Affiliates and income-generating partnerships The Real Business Partnership The Sponsorship Partnership The Soft Partnership Read/listen to the whole thing for good insights and advice on these options to gain value from relationships with others.

WordPress theme design trends for 2013

ByBrian Krogsgard

Simon Ward, of Pingable, shares 20 design trends he sees in WordPress themes this year. I think his take is mostly accurate, even if I’m not a big fan of some of them. h/t Mike Schinkel.