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Web Accessibility is not only good for the soul, it’s a boost for traffic! Here are 10 top tools and plugins to make your website accessible.

When you make your website accessible, it gets more traffic, which translates into more sales. Web accessibility is just good business.

Amid all the hubbub of the WordPress 5.0 release, did anyone notice that this milestone version was named for a jazz musician who is not Gutenberg?

Looking back on our top-viewed stories of 2018, it's clear that Gutenberg loomed large in users minds as did the GDPR. If you missed what we published, here's a list of Blogsite Studio's top 10 posts of 2018.

The greatest irony about travel blogging is that transportation-induced climate change is now threatening the destinations people want to visit.

Gutenberg has not even shipped with the WordPress 5.0 core, yet developers are already creating Gutenberg plugins to help you work better with blocks.

WordCamp Vancouver is happening at a good time, coming as it does in advance of the release of WordPress Version 5 – Gutenberg – the biggest innovation to WordPress since the development of nested menus.

With summer officially over and a new year (according to the Judaic calendar) upon us, I think this is an excellent time to be cleaning up your WordPress website. It shouldn’t take too long and your site will be lighter and faster than before.

The global shift in privacy policy has spawned a cottage industry of tools for WordPress websites. Here are some Free GDPR Compliance Plugins to help you comply.

Cinemagraphs are still images with spots of movement and the effect is quite stimulating. You’re seeing a photo until you notice an intriguing bit of motion that makes you look twice. The basics of creating a cinemagraph are pretty simple and involve these steps.

I’ll bet you’ve been receiving tons of emails from companies notifying you of updates to privacy policies, thanks to impending EU GDPR data protection laws. We too have updated our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Please have a look at the full text of our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Service. 

The GDPR is a tough new regulation aimed at helping users control their data collected by online companies and to force these companies to tighten up their use and protection of user data. Penalties for non compliance can be € 20 million OR up to 4% of the company’s worldwide annual profits of the preceding year.