#Apps for WordPress.com

[jonahyawi]

How to Get the Most Out of the Free WordPress App on the App Store

Want to know the coolest reasons why you might want to download WordPress App and why it is the best choice? Well, WordPress is a free and open source platform where you hear business folks flooding in nowadays to build their websites. Right? For the record WordPress Dominates the entire Website Building Industry and as of January 2023 it is led by far waiving 43% leaving the rest behind (below…

[0firstlast1]

Love and the microscope (#141)

The periodicity of the short audiovisuals in podcast format that i, FiRSTLAST, the realist of self-management, publish on Spotify for Podcasters, formerly Anchor.fm, it is now biweekly: 🎙 bit.ly/firstlast_Spotify

At an uncertain frequency on SoundCloud.com, it's not a scheduling issue: 🎧 bit.ly/0scrobble1_SoundCloud_t

From time to time on Hubhopper.com: ☕ bit.ly/firstlast_Hubhopper

Forever on Spreaker.com: 📍 bit.ly/firstlast_Spreaker

😊💬 Visit whenever you want, if you want, here art is culture, created by Authorial Human Intelligence. 🏁

[cyle]

I know this is very unlikely to happen, but I would love to follow other people's RSS on Tumblr as well. Love the tumblelogs we have here, but I mostly find interesting things in blogs like Colossal, Kottke, Waxy, etc. Would love to scroll the dash and see both my following tumblrs and my other RSS bloggers out there. (It would also make my bazillion RSS readers in different devices go away, since I could follow them all in one place).

actually this has come up a few times inside tumblr, and we've hacked together solutions that do this on the dashboard. Reader, on WordPress.com, actually already lets you do this (and WordPress.com is a sibling of Tumblr now), so it makes sense we'd explore the same on tumblr as a broader "internet reader app".

the problem is just making it feel good and not spammy and noisy and how to handle ownership and attribution of that imported content. we'd be importing potentially many millions of new posts per day, which is not "free" to do, so we'd want to make sure it's worth the investment. personally, while i would use it, i don't think many other people would. and it could fill the platform with a lot of not-great stuff, if we also index em for search and recommendations and stuff. a lot of ground to cover in the implications of that kind of integration.

[wordpressdotcom]

How is the the Studio app connected to other open source projects?

Check out our third edition of the Building Studio in Public blog series to read all about it!

https://wordpress.com/blog/2024/10/03/open-source-collaboration/

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

#20yrsago Steven Levy on Trusted Computing https://web.archive.org/web/20031212101452/http://www.msnbc.com/news/998345.asp

#20yrsago London tube map, remixed https://memex.craphound.com/2003/12/11/london-tube-map-remixed/

#20yrsago Transformation from the Internet as a subset of telecom to telecom as a subset of the Internet https://web.archive.org/web/20040202211357/https://werbach.com/blog/2003/12/11.html#a1334

#15yrsago FCC commissioner: Warcraft is a “leading cause” of college dropouts https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/fcc-blames-world-of-warcraft-for-college-dropouts/

#15yrsago Carl Malamud, rogue archivist, in Wired https://www.wired.com/2008/12/online-rebel-publishes-millions-of-dollars-in-u-s-court-records-for-free/

#15yrsago Apple gets into the book-banning business https://mikecane2008.wordpress.com/2008/08/26/apple-forfeits-ebooks-by-banning-a-comic-book/

#15yrsago MPAA to Obama: censor the Internet, kick people off the Internet, break other countries’ Internet https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2008/12/mpaa-obama

#15yrsago Mexico to fingerprint mobile-phone owners https://web.archive.org/web/20081218201523/https://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5hbIC6ZYe2A2fSIe1q-1dnh4TphiwD94VK6K81

#15yrsago Last days of an NYC library https://www.drivenbyboredom.com/2008/12/11/the-donnell-library-center-a-eulogy-in-pictures/

#15yrsago UK culture secretary: “Screw the facts, I’m extending copyright anyway” https://www.openrightsgroup.org/blog/screw-the-evidence-says-burnham-lets-extend-copyright-term-anyway/

#10yrsago DHS stops NYT reporters at border, lies about it https://www.techdirt.com/2013/12/10/dhs-interrogates-ny-times-reporters-border-then-denies-having-any-records-about-them/

#10yrsago Little Brother stageplay now available for local performances https://littlebrotherlive.wordpress.com/2013/12/09/lets-get-little-brother-back-on-stage/

#10yrsago Potty with built-in tablet holder is “worst toy of 2013” https://web.archive.org/web/20151016182213/https://reasonsmysoniscrying.com/post/69503973203/this-was-just-named-the-worst-toy-of-2013-and-the

#10yrsago KC cop threatened to destroy home and kill pets unless he was allowed to conduct a warrantless search https://fox4kc.com/news/man-says-police-officer-threatened-to-kill-his-dogs/

#10yrsago Satanists offer “good taste” monument to complement Oklahoma Capitol’s Ten Commandments monument https://tulsaworld.com/news/government/satanists-seek-spot-on-oklahoma-statehouse-steps-next-to-ten/article_d7a11ac2-60dc-11e3-ac3b-0019bb30f31a.html

#10yrsago Why haunted houses have suits of armor https://longforgottenhauntedmansion.blogspot.com/2013/12/armor-gettin.html

#5yrsago Verizon writes down its Yahoo/AOL assets by $4.6 billion https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-12-11/verizon-writes-down-4-6-billion-of-value-of-aol-yahoo-business

#5yrsago Small Massachusetts town decides to spend $1.4m building its own fiber, rather than paying Comcast $500K for shitty broadband https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/12/comcast-rejected-by-small-town-residents-vote-for-municipal-fiber-instead/

#5yrsago Shitty Tumblr pornbot inception https://memex.craphound.com/2018/12/11/shitty-tumblr-pornbot-inception/

#5yrsago Surveillance libraries in common smartphone apps have amassed dossiers on the minute-to-minute movements of 200 million+ Americans https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/12/10/business/location-data-privacy-apps.html

#5yrsago Congressional Republicans say Equifax breach was “entirely preventable,” blames “aggressive growth strategy” but reject measures to prevent future breaches https://thehill.com/policy/technology/420582-house-panel-issues-scathing-report-on-entirely-preventable-equifax-data/

#5yrsago The EU says it wants Europeans to engage with it: now that 4 MILLION of them have opposed mass censorship through #Article13, will they listen? https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/12/four-million-europeans-signatures-opposing-article-13-have-been-delivered-european

#1yrago Plato Would Ban Ad-Blockers https://pluralistic.net/2022/12/11/plato-would-ban-ad-blockers/

[novalabs]

Wix Vs WordPress

Both Wix and WordPress offer fantastic features, regardless of whether you think a free website builder should host your blog or build an e-commerce website for selling your handcrafted items. If a feature isn't native to one platform or the other, there are programs or plugins to help you expand the functionality of your site. Your needs and goals, which you will discuss with your website application development business, will determine the best option for you.

The Difference Between WordPress and Wix in 2023

Comprehensive solutions, including WordPress and Wix*-based content management systems, are offered by seasoned website creation companies like Novalabs. Ask our specialists how to utilize the free website builder.  

What is Wix?

With Wix, you can create your own website without needing to know how to code. It's a "software-as-a-service" (SaaS) tool, meaning you pay a monthly price to utilize it rather than own the product. 

What is WordPress?

In 2003, Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little founded WordPress as a platform for blogging. Since then, it has evolved into a totally free website builder.

By the year 2022, it will be widely known. According to BuiltWith.com, the platform is currently used by about 36.5 million live websites. 

There are two distinct WordPress configurations to take into account: 

Web-based WordPress

Similar to Wix, hosted WordPress is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for creating and managing websites that can be accessed at wordpress.com. 

Although it started out as a blogging service, it is now a fully functional website builder. You pay a regular charge to use it, and in exchange, you get access to a wide range of components that help you build a website. 

WordPress Self-Hosted

You can download and install the self-hosted WordPress program from wordpress.org on your own web server. This suggests that you should get hosting so that your website has a location. Currently, WordPress is open-source, which means that the code that powers it is easily available and modifiable. 

Wix vs. WordPress: Points to consider

1. Usability

One of the simplest website builders to use to create a website is Wix. Why? You can change everything in your program without installing any additional software. Their user interface is quite simple and intuitive, especially for total beginners. They also have an Application Market where you can add features with a single click if you ever want to add more functionality. 

However, compared to WordPress, Wix requires far more work to construct a website. WordPress is also well-known for its modules and plugins. However, installing or performing them is typically not that simple. To establish a site, the software as a whole basically needs a little bit of specialized training or at the very least some development experience. 

2. Design and adaptability

There are roughly 1,000 (yes, 1,000!) free templates in Wix's layout library. They are organized into classes (websites, cafés, photographers, etc.) and are slick and modern.

Whatever the case, you can undoubtedly relax because Wix offers a perspective that is entirely transportable. Although this is totally acceptable for Google (more on this later), you might need to re-arrange a few features (using intuitive) to properly serve your site on mobile devices. 

With Wix versus WordPress, you can get the exact you need if you know CSS and HTML or, on the other hand, if you wouldn't mind investing a few hours figuring out how to update your layout's code.

3. Plugins and Apps

There are many methods to expand your industry-specific site on Wix, and you can choose from 300 free and paid applications in the application market. There are incredible apps for things like lodging reservation systems, artist picture displays, or invoice generation, for instance. The fact that some of these applications are created by Wix itself is actually extremely significant. 

WordPress is renowned for its plugins, which include those for virtual entertainment, contact management, website design improvement, and more. WordPress serves as a good example of this since there is actually a plugin for everything. Although Wix's applications are much easier to set up and maintain, your choice is subject to some restrictions. 

Conclusion

It implies that the best free website builder depends on the type of site you want to create. Hiring a WordPress website development business is perhaps the best option if you require a solid solution that will scale over time. 

However, Wix is helpful for smaller, more modest sites that take less work and have an adequate design. The choice you make in the end will rely on what you really want from your website.

[infiniteglitterfall]

This is true. Even when big posts were getting hundreds of thousands of notes, instead of tens of thousands, people didn't act like Tumblr was a real social media site. I almost never saw places where sharing to Tumblr was an option, for instance. Even when they had uncommon buttons for stuff like Russian and Chinese social media sites and RSS feeds. But also, apparently Automattic bought Tumblr for $3m, and Tumblr's been losing $30m a year.

Which kind of sounds like it's actually making Line Go SHARPLY Down.

"According to a leaked memo, Tumblr’s longterm financial woes have reached a breaking point. Aside from a skeleton crew of essential workers in departments like trust and safety, the majority of Tumblr’s 139 workers will be reassigned to other products at parent company Automattic, which employs around 1,900 people. CEO Matt Mullenweg acknowledged the memo on his own Tumblr blog, where he is responding to questions from the site’s users.

"In response to a question about whether or not Tumblr will shut down, Mullenweg wrote:

“What’s super clear is our previous approach wasn’t working. It didn’t turn around the business to make enough money to support the investment of infrastructure and staff needed to run Tumblr, and a lot of users were unhappy with some of the changes we tried. There have been a few staff changes within the team, but basically what we’re saying is starting January 1, 2024 we’ll try a different structure with smaller, more focused teams working on the core parts of Tumblr that people say they want improved. We’ll sunset or rollback some things we tried that didn’t work.”

"...Tumblr faces the same challenges as any social platform, but it has the unique tension of catering to a base of fiercely protective fans who balk at most attempts at monetization. Tumblr users will pay to send crabs to their friends, or to buy joke blue checks to poke fun at Twitter, but when the site tried launching a subscription feature, it went about as badly as a product launch could possibly go.

"Tumblr was founded in 2007, then acquired by Yahoo (TechCrunch’s parent company) for $1 billion in 2013. By 2019, WordPress.com parent Automattic bought Tumblr for just $3 million. Though it has a loyal base of power users and is beloved in fandom spaces, Tumblr has also struggled to grow its daily active users, especially after its infamous porn ban."

"The WordPress exec said a successful version of Tumblr would see it becoming a place that “everyone goes to hang out online” with a “billion micro-communities.” He didn’t share specifics, like how much money that would require, though.

"...Tumblr today offers a subscription which is currently the best way to support the site, Mullenweg said. Users can choose from either the Tumblr Supporter badge for $29.99/year or $2.99/month or subscribe to a similarly priced ad-free offering. Subscribing on the web instead of in-app allows Tumblr to keep more of the revenue as it doesn’t have to pay app store commissions.

"However, out of Tumblr’s 11.5 million monthly active users, only 27,000 are subscribers (0.2%). If 10-20% subscribed, Tumblr would be in good shape, Mullenweg noted. Then, “we could run the site forever"....

"Mullenweg admitted the team had been spread too thin and spent too much effort on things that didn’t work. In 2024, the company will “hone in on” the parts of Tumblr people love and put an end to the things that don’t work.

"...In terms of missed opportunities, Mullenweg lamented the demise of the Post+ creator subscription, which would have directed all funds to creators without Tumblr taking a cut. But misinformation about fan fic writers being sued by copyright holders led to a coordinated attack campaign that led to every launch creator canceling the program, he said.

“It was sad, because this was a feature users and creators said they wanted, and we prioritized making users money over projects that would make us money,” Mullenweg wrote."

That really is sad. That seems like kind of a classic Tumblr move: buying into misinformation en masse and canceling people or things that shouldn't be canceled.

Like, yeah, it's fun to dunk on opinion pieces and news articles for talking like Tumblr is a ghost town, but they're not being duplicitous or stupid; they're correctly observing that a platform can have a vital community of millions of active users with a steady influx of new blood and still be considered moribund because it's not making Line Go Up.

[ktozent]

Я не боюсь конца. Я боюсь не быть настоящим до него. Финал будет. Но вопрос — какой ты туда придёшь? Мне не важно, сколько я успею. Важно, кем я стану. Важно, что почувствую. Важно, чтобы каждый день был не “подсчётом очков”, а признанием: я жив. #жизнь #настоящее #путь #осознанность #конец → https://t.me/tribute/app?startapp=srfZ P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev

[jonahyawi]

WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: Which Is Better For Startups?

Do you want to learn the differences between WordPress.com and WordPress.org? Yeah. Continue reading. Nah. Jump the queue and read ‘How to Get the Most Out of the Free WordPress App on the App Store’ WordPress.com and WordPress.org are actually two different platforms. So, here’s what you need to know as a start up enterprise if you are starting up an online business website with…

[0firstlast1]

Gifts to myself (#131)

The periodicity of the short audiovisuals in podcast format that i, FiRSTLAST, the realist of self-management, publish on Spotify for Podcasters, formerly Anchor.fm, it is now biweekly: 🎙 bit.ly/firstlast_Spotify

At an uncertain frequency on SoundCloud.com, it's not a scheduling issue: 🎧 bit.ly/0scrobble1_SoundCloud_t

From time to time on Hubhopper.com: ☕ bit.ly/firstlast_Hubhopper

Forever on Spreaker.com: 📍 bit.ly/firstlast_Spreaker

😊💬 Visit whenever you want, if you want, here art is culture, created by Authorial Human Intelligence. 🏁

[tinystepsforward]

matt is supposed to be on fucking sabbatical rn. the last time he refused to log off and caused problems swinging his dick around was on the wordpress.org twitter hawking a fundraiser for his birthday and claiming that as founder he didn't need to get permission fr marketing or otherwise worry about not offending people. this time he promised everyone at automattic he'd actually take a break (and become a chess grandmaster in 3 months, which, whatever, dumb techbro ego bs). instead he logged back in almost immediately, berated one of the apps teams publicly, refused to log off, then did a bunch of blog posts and interviews saying shit ranging from "Capitalism is, as Nicholas Stern says, the best way to take care of people we don’t know." through "essentially [queer or Black groups are] tribes or identities that separate us. And so part of me really identifies with Martin Luther King being, I want my children judged on the content of their character, not the color of their skin."

i am, thank fucking everything, no longer working for him, and yet. i quit before leadership could force my lead to fire me. a disproportionate amount of queer people have been fired or forced to leave in the last year, bc he has personally been sending messages pressuring all leads to pick a "weak link" and going on about culture fit in ways that are fucking loaded. and then there's the exodus of ex-leads who have been saying clearly that they quit instead of being forced to fire people, and the whole team of quality engineers that was axed late last year (oh but it's not a layoff, they all magically had bad performance despite great individual performance reviews, one of them being on parental leave, and all of them being blindsided), and so on and so on...

honestly it fucking sucks bc for a long time i was able to say, despite matt personally being behind half the bad ideas that have plagued tumblr in the last few years, that i think automattic was still doing a better job than most other companies who could afford to take on a liability like tumblr would do. and i thought that about wordpress.com too, and kept recommending it bc automattic's ethics were at least marginally better than most companies in the same space not built on open source. there were people i knew who were working on the transmisogynist moderation issue, but [gestures] decisionmakers have decided they're selling tumblr data (including private data!) to midjourney instead of doing anything but doubling down i guess. now that matt's weighed in it's not gonna get better. the queer staff remaining have used what leverage they had in every way possible and stopped being listened to a long time ago. support staff are paid far too little for what they deal with. i get messages from my ex-colleagues regularly because they're all trying desperately to jump ship. anyway usually i think people are misguided in putting the blame for corporate decisions directly at the feet of the figurehead ceo but in this case he is genuinely detested and keeps personally making the worst decisions and doubling down on them

As a trans person who pays the bills hawking my Patreon on this site, Photomatt's behavior has been disappointing to say the least. I hope staff can come to a more reasonable conclusion.

[aceshadowstar]

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[jemescalloewey]

Your Guide to PSAT 10 BigFuture

The PSAT 10 is part of the SAT Suite of Assessments and is taken in the spring by students in 10th grade. Questions on the PSAT 10 are structured similarly to those on the SAT, focusing on the reading, writing, and math skills you’re learning in school. See what’s on the PSAT 10 test. Why the PSAT 10 is important The PSAT 10 is more than good practice for the PSAT/NMSQT and SAT. The insights gained can help power your  path to college and career. With your results, you can: Have new ways to access your scores: You can receive scores quickly and directly through the BigFuture® School mobile app. You may also receive a PDF score report from your school. See where you are and set a target: You will receive insights about your knowledge and skills while still having plenty of time to improve. If you’ve taken other assessments in the SAT Suite, you can compare your progress and then set a target SAT score based on your goals. Find out about their likelihood to succeed in AP: Using your personalized score report, your will get recommendations about which AP courses might be a good fit for them. Gain career insights: The personalized career information on the score report aims to spark interest in careers. You can choose to log on to BigFuture for in-depth exploration. Fast Facts The PSAT is given in March or April. Schools may offer the test to different groups of students at different times during the testing window. The PSAT 10 and the PSAT/NMSQT both have a score range of 320–1520. Learn more about PSAT 10 scores. All four tests in the SAT Suite of Assessments measure the same knowledge and skills students need for college in ways that make sense for each grade level. Read more about the SAT Suite. PSAT 10 testing accommodations are available for students with disabilities. See how to request accommodations. Taking the PSAT 10 doesn’t qualify students for the National Merit Scholarship Program. Some schools charge students a fee to take the PSAT 10, but many don’t. There are no PSAT 10 fee waivers. Frequently Asked Questions   Can ninth graders take the PSAT 10? Yes. Any student can arrange to take the PSAT 10 at a school that offers it. However, we recommend eighth and ninth graders take the PSAT 8/9. The PSAT 8/9 tests the same skills and knowledge as the PSAT 10 but in a way that’s appropriate for eighth and ninth graders. Do students have to write an essay on the PSAT 10? No, the PSAT 10 does not have an essay. Can homeschooled students take the PSAT 10? Yes. Homeschooled students can contact a local school and arrange to take the PSAT 10 there. Search for schools that are planning to administer the PSAT 10 this school year.  Source link The post Your Guide to PSAT 10 – BigFuture appeared first on Secure Lifetime Legacy. from Secure Lifetime Legacy https://securelifetimelegacy.com/?p=2156 via https://securelifetimelegacy.com/ from Secure Lifetime Legacy https://securell21.wordpress.com/2025/05/28/your-guide-to-psat-10-bigfuture/ via https://securelifetimelegacy.com/ from James Calloway https://jemescalloewey.wordpress.com/2025/05/28/your-guide-to-psat-10-bigfuture/ via https://securelifetimelegacy.com/

[cambridgeairporttaxi]

Last-Minute Cambridge To Heathrow Taxi – Professional Companies Have Got You Covered

Sometimes, the expected becomes the unexpected. You might need to plan a sudden business trip, a family emergency, or a flight change. So, a last-minute Cambridge to Heathrow taxi can also arise. These urgent requests can well be met by the professional taxi services. You can rest assured that the service will always make you reach the airport safely and on time.

The Challenge of Last-Minute Travel

Suppose, you require to catch your flight at short notice. Your urgent schedule does not fit well with other modes of public transport. This means that even if you trust these unreliable ride-sharing apps, you can’t even rely on them for such long distances as Cambridge to Heathrow. This is where a dedicated Cambridge to Heathrow taxi service truly shines.

Why Professional Cambridge To Heathrow Taxi Services Excel In Last-Minute Bookings

Professional taxi services know that last-minute airport transfer is an urgent need. They have the correct approach to handling such bookings; they have some reliable and stress-free solutions.

24/7 Availability

There are reputed taxi companies operating round the clock so one can find flights with 24/7 availability. You are always just one click away for getting a ride whenever you need to travel last minute. This service gives you peace of mind.

Efficient Booking Systems

Today the taxi service is operated in a modern way with efficient booking systems. You can book your taxi either online or via phone from the comfort of your home within a few seconds. They are meant to be quick and easy-to-use systems. This can be an ideal solution for tight deadlines.

Large Fleet of Vehicles

The large and varied fleet of vehicles can be provided by professional services. They can also suit the way you will be traveling whether in a group or solo; in either case, they will offer you a proper vehicle on short notice.

Experienced and Professional Drivers

The driver employed by an expert taxi service is experienced and licensed. They’re familiar with the roads and traffic patterns. It guarantees a smooth trip and a smooth journey.

Real-Time Monitoring

Many services use real-time tracking and monitoring systems. They ensure accurate estimated arrival times, even for last-minute bookings. Furthermore, they prioritize punctuality and reliability. With a professional Cambridge to Heathrow taxi service, you can reduce your travel stress.

Tips For Booking A Last-Minute Cambridge To Heathrow Taxi

Have all the necessary information readily available to book your taxi instantly. This will speed up the booking process.

Clearly communicate any specific requirements you may have.

Make sure you receive a confirmation of your booking

If any changes to your plans or any issues, communicate with the taxi service immediately.

In conclusion, the benefits are beyond just transportation. Professional taxi companies provide Peace of Mind, Comfort and Convenience, Safety, and Efficiency.

Looking for the best last-minute Cambridge to Heathrow taxi service? With Cambridge Airport Taxi, you can receive the best ride that can relieve your stress. Learn more at www.cambridge-airport.taxi

Resource: https://cambridgeairporttaxi5.wordpress.com/2025/04/23/last-minute-cambridge-to-heathrow-taxi-professional-companies-have-got-you-covered/ 

[ktozent]

Я не кричу. Я транслирую. Мой путь — это не пиар. Это присутствие. Я говорю мало. Но оттуда, где тишина. И потому — слышно. Если ты строишь изнутри, тебе не нужно быть громким. Тебя чувствуют. #сила #тихийголос #присутствие #глубина #аутентичность → https://t.me/tribute/app?startapp=srfZ P.S. Made by a madman — Kirill Bereznev

[arpanrai]

Top 5 Emerging Web Development Trends to Watch in 2025

The web development landscape in 2025 is rapidly evolving, driven by cutting-edge technologies and shifting user expectations. Businesses and developers must adapt to stay competitive. This blog explores the top five trends shaping the digital future.

AI-Powered Web Development is revolutionizing workflows. Tools like GitHub, Copilot and Amazon Q Developer simplify coding, debugging, and content creation through natural language prompts. AI-powered design platforms, such as WordPress.com’s AI site builder, now generate entire websites within minutes, enhancing both speed and creativity.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are gaining traction for offering fast, app-like experiences in the browser, even offline. Major brands and small businesses alike are adopting PWAs for their cost-efficiency, mobile-first performance, and high user engagement.

Voice Search Optimization is essential due to growing reliance on assistants like Alexa and Siri. Businesses must optimize for conversational queries and local searches to remain discoverable. Features like voice navigation will enhance website accessibility.

5G Technology brings faster load times, immersive user experiences, and seamless performance, especially for media-rich and eCommerce sites. Meeting Google’s Core Web Vitals will be more critical than ever.

As web development evolves in 2025, staying ahead of trends like AI-powered development, no-code platforms, PWAs, voice search optimization, and 5G performance is essential. At Encoders Unlimited, we specialize in delivering innovative, high-performance websites tailored to your business goals. Partner with us to create a future-ready online presence that stands out in today’s competitive digital world.

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