It’s better to use WordPress instead of HTML websites. However, it also depends on the type of website you’re going to build. In this post, I will give you a clear picture of when you should use WordPress and when to use HTML. But before we get started we should know the difference between HTML and WordPress. HTML vs WordPress HTML is a hypertext markup language and you can build only static websites using it. On the other hand, WordPress is a CMS (content management system) that allows you to create dynamic websites. Let’s move on. When HTML website is […]
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Bluehost has different types of web hosting plans and each hosting plan contains 3/4 different packages. So it may seem confusing to non-techies. And if you’re a small business owner having average traffic, then you don’t need to buy the dedicated or VPS plan. Best web hosting plan for small business owners The “Choice Plus” package is the best for small businesses. It’s under the “Shared Hosting” plan. Once you’re on the Bluehost homepage, navigate to “Hosting » Shared Hosting” (see screenshot below): Scroll a little bit and you’ll find their 4 packages: Basic, Plus, Choice Plus & Pro. The […]
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If you have a Gmail account, then Analytics is just waiting for you to get started. You don’t even need to input your email, password, or anything else. Follow the steps below to set up your Analytics account & property. STEP-1: LOGIN TO YOUR GMAIL AT FIRST. Before you start, make sure you’re logged in to your Gmail at first. STEP-2: GO TO ANALYTICS WEBSITE. Visit the website at https://analytics.google.com/ and then it will take you to a provision page automatically. STEP-3: SETUP THE ANALYTICS ACCOUNT On the welcome page, click the button “Start Measuring” (previously the button was ‘Set […]
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To find the tracking code of your Google Analytics property, follow these 4 steps: 1. Login to Google Analytics Login to your Google Analytics account and select the right property (if you have multiple properties). You’ll find the option in the top-left corner. See the screenshot. 2. Navigate to Admin menu On the bottom-left edge, you’ll see a link (menu) called “Admin.” Click on it (see screenshot). 3. Click on the Tracking Info In the second column (property), click on “Tracking Info” (see screenshot below). And then click on “Tracking Code” in the dropdown menu. See the screenshot below. 4. […]
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There are various types of hosting plans out there. Such as “Dedicated, VPS, Shared, WordPress, WordPress Managed” etc. The name of the hosting plans is confusing when it comes to buying them for the first time, especially for beginners. Now the question is which hosting plan is the right for you or which one is the best? Exactly I will answer this question and help you to pick the right hosting plan/package. No matter which hosting company you like, most of them have similar plans & packages that I mentioned at the beginning. Which hosting plan is the best for […]
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Generally, a website designer charges $30 per hour. And a general 5-page website will cost $700 on average. However, not all website designers in the world charge equally, nor they are equal in quality. That is why the worth of a website depends. And there are various factors that you have to take into consideration. You can estimate the cost of a website design service in two different ways. Hourly rate Fixed price Hiring a website designer by hourly rate The hourly rate of website designers starts from $5 to $100+ and the price depends on the designer’s experience, current […]
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CSS is as a whole and it refers to the actual stylesheet language. On the other hand, CSS3 is the latest version of CSS. Like any other software, CSS also upgraded its version three times. On December 17, 1996, W3C published the CSS that we call CSS1. See more detail about the CSS history. Likewise, the next version is called CSS2, and then CSS3 (final/forever version). But all those are the CSS itself as a whole. Not to mention, sometimes you may hear about CSS4 but it does not exist. One of CSSWG (CSS Working Group) members said: They’re all CSS3 […]
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To insert an image in your HTML document, add a <img> tag and input the file path into the src attribute. Also, adding an optional alt attribute is a best practice that I will discuss more later in this post. No matter if it’s a live website or if you’re working locally on your computer, the ultimate process is the same for inserting images into your HTML document. However, if this guide looks complex at any point, don’t worry because I will also show you everything in action in the video instructions. How to insert an image in HTML? Specify […]
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CSS stands for “Cascading Style Sheets.” It’s a stylesheet language and not exactly a programming language. The history of CSS CSS was created 25 years ago. On December 17, 1996, W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) officially published it. [ref] Hakon Wium Lie (Håkon) first proposed the concept of CSS on October 10, 1994. And Bert Bos was an influencer & he is a co-creator of CSS. [ref] If you’re curious enough, check the brief history. The second version of CSS (CSS2) was released on November 04, 1997 (first public working draft). Finally, the latest version of CSS (CSS3) was published […]
Read More → Yes, it costs money to start a blog. Especially if you want to make a living from the blog. There are a couple of blogging platforms that allow creating blogs for free. But those blogs run over subdomains. And if you want to add your custom domain name, then you have to subscribe to their premium membership. So I will avoid those web 2.0 in this post. That means it costs money to start a professional blog. No matter if it’s a free blogging platform or self-hosted. How much does it cost to start a blog? It will cost a […]
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