Using a theme rather than a plugin to add dark mode in WordPress comes with two main advantages: it’s better for performance and it’s better for the user experience. As for performance, if you add dark mode using your theme,…
Creating a color palette in WordPress is fairly easy these days as many themes come with built-in color options, ‘unlimited’ colors, and a visual color picker. Creating an effective color palette in WordPress that works well under various conditions is…
Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is a pending Core Web Vital that measures the responsiveness of a web page throughout its entire lifecycle. It will replace First Input Delay (FID) in March 2024 in Google’s Page Experience Report. As Core…
Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) measures the loading performance of a web page. It’s one of Google’s Core Web Vitals metrics, and as such, it’s also a ranking factor that impacts your SEO results. WordPress sites are in a fairly good…
To make your WordPress site accessible, your theme and content need to support each other. First, you’ll need to choose an accessible WordPress theme, then create accessible content. An accessible WordPress theme can serve as a good foundation for your…
WordPress accessibility is a complex subject because a WordPress website consists of several parts, all of which need to comply with multiple requirements that address different kinds of accessibility needs. Therefore, making an accessible WordPress site is not an easy…
As the internet is becoming ubiquitous, more and more people with accessibility needs appear in the digital ecosystem. Website accessibility is an essential feature that doesn’t solely help disabled users but also improves the user experience of every visitor who…