Tag: WordPress

What You Need to Know When Choosing a Tool to Embed Videos in WordPress

May 24, 2023 / Niloofar Firoozmand

Incorporating engaging video content into your website can significantly enhance user engagement, create a more immersive experience, and effectively convey your message to your audience. With the Jupiter X Advanced Video widget, you have access to a powerful tool that offers customization options and versatile features for seamless video embedding in WordPress.

WordCamp Europe 2019: Meet Makers of Jupiter X, Get Exclusive Swags & Win an AirPod!

June 13, 2019 / Maziar Firuzmand

How to Create Custom Search Results Page via Jupiter X

March 7, 2019 / Tatyana Hutsol

How to Add Amazing Visual Effects to Your Content with Jupiter X

February 22, 2019 / Maziar Firuzmand

How to create professional magazine websites with Jupiter

January 18, 2019 / Maziar Firuzmand

Artbees’ Experience of WordCamp Milano: The Culture of Giving in WordPress

January 8, 2019 / Maziar Firuzmand

What is a WordCamp and What Was Artbees’ Takeaways From WordCamp Thessaloniki 2018

December 21, 2018 / Maziar Firuzmand

I have been in WordPress industry for 8 years now, and if you ask me what the best thing about WordPress is, I’d instantly say it’s the culture.

Why Data Is Imperative When Developing WordPress Themes & Plugins

December 19, 2018 / Kobe Ben Itamar

A product’s users and their experience-based feedback can reveal more about the quality and the relevancy of any given product than that product alone ever could. The question is: Are you, the product creator, making sure to collect usage tracking data about your product, and, are you truly making yourself available to interpret, accept and act upon it?

Fight for a Cause: 4 Non-Profit Websites Built by Jupiter WP Theme

October 29, 2018 / Kimmy Maclang

The most common difficulty that non-profit organizations experience is budget constraint. This primarily results to prioritizing other things and not giving much attention on the necessity to have an appealing and well-designed website.

What you need to know about Gutenberg WordPress Editor

October 1, 2018 / Daniel Bishop

From its humble beginnings serving as a simple blogging platform to the most popular CMS in existence, WordPress (WP) has come a long way. It is estimated that nowadays, one-quarter of all websites are powered by it. This meteoric rise was fueled by WP’s unparalleled versatility and user-friendliness.

A Glimpse of the Future: Save & Reuse Your Page Sections in Jupiter

August 29, 2018 / Maziar Firuzmand

As part of the ‘A Glimpse of the Future’ series, here is another hot feature coming to Jupiter soon. This feature has long been asked by Jupiter users.

Artbees Takeaways from WordCamp Europe 2018

June 25, 2018 / Niloofar Firoozmand

WordCamp Europe 2018 was not just a group of talks and workshops from WordPress experts. It was a festival, a community meet up, a cult meeting!

Artbees Will Be Joining WordCamp Europe 2018

June 14, 2018 / Maziar Firuzmand

Yes, another WordCamp event is just around the corner and Artbees is glad to attend the largest WordCamp in Europe this year!

Make Your WordPress Site Safer, Learn to Create Your Own Login URL

May 9, 2018 / James Cummings

WordPress is undoubtedly one of the most popular content management systems and widely used by amateurs with zero coding experience and professional programmers alike. Contrary to the myth that WordPress is not secure, it is actually as secure as any other site on the web.

Understanding WordPress and How it Works

March 29, 2018 / Matej Rončević

The digital space has made it easy for content to make its way to its intended audience. You can just go online and search for the answers you need. Get yourself acquainted with the available platforms and you’ll see that WordPress comes out as a strong player in the industry.

How to Use IFTTT with your WordPress Website

February 22, 2018 / Louis Alviss

The digital space has paved the way for many ideas to come into existence - all of which make the online experience more memorable.

How to Backup Your WordPress Database Like a Pro

November 20, 2017 / Atakan Oz

Okay, we can all agree that it’s important to backup your website to prevent losing your data. After all, there are so many instances such as upgrading your theme, migrating your website data, hacking and security breaches, and more that can make your website vulnerable to losing data.

How to Use Minification to Increase Your WordPress Website’s Speed

October 2, 2017 /

Minification is an essential speed optimization technique that concentrates on the website’s assets such as CSS and Javascript.

How to Use Inspect Element: Get a sneak peek behind the curtain

September 7, 2017 / Atakan Oz

In this article, I’ll provide some useful tips about how inspect element can be beneficial for your site.

How to Setup your WordPress Development Environment

September 4, 2017 / Tatyana Hutsol

“Never work on a live site!” Perhaps you’ve heard this piece of advice before. Editing websites that are currently running ‘live’ is not the best option, especially when you’re maintaining a stable and professional business.

The Aha Moment That Helped Us Increase Jupiter’s Performance

August 10, 2017 / Babek Azimzade

You know that feeling you get when you and your team have finally found a solution to a problem you’ve been trying to solve for weeks?

How To Integrate Your Social Media with WordPress

July 31, 2017 / Ziba Sidrys

Whether you like it or not, social media is a trend that’s not going away anytime soon. All technological trajectories considered, social media is here to stay, so might as well make the most of it.

How to Fix the Custom Menu Items Limit in WordPress

July 20, 2017 / Tatyana Hutsol

Creating a dynamic and organized main menu on your WordPress website serves many crucial purposes for your company. It improves the overall aesthetic of your website, creates better navigation to other pages and allows you as a company or web designer to pinpoint your customers’ needs.

Tips on How to Create WordPress Sites for RTL Languages

June 30, 2017 / Mohsin Al-Rabieai

Most languages are written left to right (LTR), but some of them including Arabic, Persian and Hebrew are right to left (RTL) languages.

Part II: Slay Your Website’s SEO With Yoast Plugin for WordPress

June 28, 2017 / Ziba Sidrys

By now you’re probably wanting to step up your SEO game, and if you’ve read our recent article, you know that the Yoast SEO plugin in WordPress is the right way to go about it.

How To Tune Up Your Google Maps in Jupiter WordPress

May 26, 2017 / Ziba Sidrys

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent days, weeks, maybe even months planning, editing and working on the design of your website. If you’ve meticulously designed your content to fit your style and design, you wouldn’t want to slap your site with a generic Google Map, would you?

Advice for Aspiring Web Designers: What We Wish We Knew

May 8, 2017 / Christine Taylor

Have you ever asked yourself what you wished you knew when you were younger? Sure, some mistakes and challenges were pivotal in becoming who you are today. Though when it comes to your work and aspiring profession, it certainly can’t hurt to get some advice and guidance from other more experienced individuals.

Important Digital Marketing Principles for WordPress: 5 Jupiter Templates That Show It All

May 5, 2017 / Kimmy Maclang

The design and interface of your website are defining factors if a visitor will stay or leave in an instant.

Building a Multilingual WordPress Website With A Global UX

May 3, 2017 / Gülhan Gülez

For those of you building a website to reach different audiences that use different languages, this article will aim to help you in increasing your WPML capabilities to speak a language we all appreciate; website performance! But first let’s take a look at the meaning of “Multilingual Website” together.

Top Caching Plugins and How to Use Them for your WordPress Website

April 28, 2017 / Kimmy Maclang

Your site speed is one of the key factors that contributes to the success of your website. Let’s reiterate that the average attention span of an average user is approximately 8 seconds, which means that you have about 3 to 4 seconds to grab their attention. But, what if your website loads longer than that? Bam! You’ve just lost a potential lead.

Part I: Common Errors During WordPress Installation and How to Fix Them

April 24, 2017 / Tatyana Hutsol

WordPress has been marketed as being easy-to-use and learn. And in many ways, it is! Though having worked with WordPress themes for many years now, I’ve seen a pattern of common challenges and problems people encounter. Now working on the Support Team at Artbees, I see firsthand every day what roadblocks you, our customers, are facing and I'm here to help!

Wielding The Power of Typography With Jupiter WordPress

April 19, 2017 / Ziba Sidrys

When it comes to grabbing your viewer’s attention, the visual design of your WordPress website is arguably more influential than the written content or the service itself. You want it to be love at first sight for everyone that lands on your page, otherwise you’ll lose a lot of leads.

5 Ways to Drive Social Media Engagement on WordPress

April 13, 2017 / Florian Hiess

Creating great content for your website’s blog without promoting it on social media is a wasted opportunity. As a brand, you need to switch your audience’s attention back and forth between the blog and your social media platforms.

4 Reasons Your WordPress Business Isn’t Getting Leads

March 30, 2017 / Curtis McHale

If you're on my email list the first email you're going to get asks a simple question. It asks: What's the thing you're currently struggling with most? What's that thing that's holding your business back that you'd love to do better?

An Advanced Approach to Optimizing Your Jupiter WordPress Website

March 16, 2017 / Christine Taylor

We’ve often poked at our developers and designers to provide tips and tricks that we can share with our users to help them increase the performance of their themes.

Custom Contact Form Builders and How They Work With Jupiter WordPress Theme

March 9, 2017 / Tatyana Hutsol

WordPress is used by millions of people worldwide from across endless sectors and spectrums of experience and use. One easily overlooked and underestimated part almost every website has is the Contact Form. Think about it---usually, in order to communicate directly with your customers, your website needs a contact form--easy enough, right?

Using WordPress as a SaaS: An Idea Whose Time Has Come

December 8, 2016 / Babek Azimzade

As we began to think about “what’s next for us, and for WordPress?” it was important for us to put ourselves in the shoes of the average user, as opposed to our professional developer experience.

Images That Bare All: Claudio Beffa’s Cheat Sheet for WordPress Photography Websites

August 19, 2016 / Christine Taylor

We’ve recently discovered a blind spot of ours. Despite many of our customers being photographers, we haven’t specifically addressed this niche in any of our posts. So we did some digging and started talking with many of our customers who use our themes to showcase their photography asking them a number of questions to better understand what considerations they take into account when building a photography website. Well, when we started going through their responses, boy oh boy, were we surprised.

Jose Rosado: Solutions to Running a Successful Part-Time Freelancing Business

April 28, 2016 / Christine Taylor

Being a web or graphic design freelancer can sometimes be a double-edged sword. In one respect, being a freelancer can allow you to get paid to explore your creative passions, give you flexibility in planning when and where you work, and allows you to create your own processes that suite your productivity best. On the flipside, whether you’re working as a freelancing web or graphic designer full-time or in your spare time, there are definitely some challenges you may face.

Tom Weinkle Explains 5 Ways to Exceed Client Expectations with Jupiter WordPress Theme

April 14, 2016 / Christine Taylor

As many veteran web designers can attest to, the role of the web designer and the client has changed greatly over the last two decades. Ever since the website became the new marketing platform for small and big enterprises alike, people have been scrambling to get their brand and products up on the web.

WordPress for Nonprofits: Samaritan Web Designer Micah Blumenthal Provides a Checklist

April 7, 2016 / Christine Taylor

As a growing nonprofit, community center or organization, your ability to broaden your presence beyond your local region relies almost solely on your website. Understandably you’re most likely strapped for time, money and even manpower to get a sleek and motivating site up and running, but that doesn’t mean you should settle for a second-rate website. Your initiative has an important underlying story driving its mission and an integral way of sharing that story and gaining more momentum in terms of funding and participants is with a website that is informative and inspiring.

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Curtis Hays’ Essential Guide on How to Establish a Business with Jupiter

March 23, 2016 / Christine Taylor

In our exclusive interview with Curtis Hays, founder of Curtis Hays Consulting, you may discover that choosing the WordPress theme that you'll use to build your website is as big of a decision as picking a business partner or even tying the knot!

The Story of One Web Design Agency and One WordPress Theme That Ran an Entire Business Together

March 15, 2016 / Christine Taylor

In our one on one interview with BlizzardPress' co-founders Kristen and Trent Blizzard, get two online marketing and web design expert's advice on how to scale your business using the Jupiter WordPress business theme.

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How Our WP Theme Was Reborn: A Success Story of Leveraging Modular Architecture In WordPress

December 11, 2015 / Bartek Makos

As we celebrate final stages of development for the Jupiter V5.0, we are excited to reveal more of what has happened in the core team all the way from the beginning up to the few days before we announce the long-awaited public beta. In the first article ‘The Curious Case of Updating Large WordPress Themes' which began examining the development of the Jupiter V5, Bob discussed the path we took to conceive the Jupiter V5 as a major update to our popular WordPress theme Jupiter. Additionally he elaborated on the problems it could address, why it's important to the product and its community of users and the challenges we could expect during the way.

How to Achieve Perfection with Nothing! A Discussion of Minimalism in WordPress Layouts

November 11, 2015 / Maziar Firuzmand

Striving for simplicity and purity leads to a better usability and a positive user experience. That being said, reaching minimalism in WordPress layouts is a goal every designer should master. Minimalism bring elegance, aim to do more with less and that's where perfection is achieved.

WordPress Is About to Be Reborn. Find Out How the Future of WordPress Is a Game Changer

October 21, 2015 / Maziar Firuzmand

We have already entered an age of services in which capitalism is turning services into commodities not products. The tech industry and digital market are also no exception. The software and internet industry have already begun to change their economics to services based businesses. Take free OS upgrades and apps just as an example. But how is it going to affect WordPress as a popular website building solution?