New to Ruby? This beginner-friendly guide answers five common questions I had during coding Bootcamp—including how break works in loops, what == really means, how to name variables, and the difference between puts, print, and p. Clear explanations, helpful examples, and links to more in-depth learning.
One of the many Ruby notes I wrote during my coding Bootcamp! This quick explainer covers comparison and logic operators—symbols like == and &&—and how they help Ruby make decisions.
Learn how to use Photoshop artboards like Illustrator to design and manage multi-format campaigns in one organized, print-ready file.
Confused by what “properly nested” schema actually means? You’re not alone. Here’s a quick guide to validating your structured data, fixing nesting issues, and avoiding common schema slip-ups.
Embedding YouTube videos on your WordPress site? You might be promoting competitors without realizing it. Here’s how to fix that using a quick Gutenberg-safe PHP snippet.
Learn how to use ChatGPT to speed up your JSON-LD schema creation process—without sacrificing accuracy. This hands-on guide walks designers and developers through real-world examples, tips, and caveats.
“This is fun—more fun than Squarespace!” A designer’s first experience using Wix Studio, from layout wins to little frustrations (like missing superscript!).
Are you a graphic or web designer just starting out with Wix Studio? If you're trying to use SVG icons in a responsive layout, you're not alone. Many creatives—especially those coming from tools like Adobe Illustrator—run into challenges when importing vector files into Wix and maintaining a consistent design. Whether you're designing a features grid, service icons, or an amenities list, this...
In this post, we dive into the art of formatting YouTube descriptions to make your content stand out. Learn how to bold text using simple asterisks, organize your description with lines and icons, and optimize your social media links for better visibility. With these tips, you'll elevate your YouTube video descriptions to be more engaging, professional, and accessible for your audience.
This post is my notes delving into Dev Ops with minimal success; however, I'm posting it because I'm hopeful that some of the research I found and mistakes I made will help someone else.