From CSS to frameworks and design mockups to code, these are posts that span the gamut of Kelly’s day-to-day work as a web designer and developer, including Squarespace, WordPress, Wix Studio, Statamic, Shopify, and other platforms.
Is your GoDaddy-designed WordPress site asking for a Beaver Builder license key? Learn how to use the 'GD Core' secret menu to update premium plugins and fix issues where live site edits aren't saving.
Learn how to reliably style text, dividers, and SVGs in Wix Studio using section-level classes, stable selectors, and theme color variables—without relying on Wix’s auto-generated code.
I recently helped a local business polish their WordPress site built with Elementor. From homepage setup to search functionality and restricting page editing for specific roles, here are a few practical fixes that made the site cleaner, more functional, and easier to manage.
Learn how to make diagonal shapes in CSS Code and Adobe products, including demonstrations for Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.
Learn how the DOM tree affects heading hierarchy in web design. Improve accessibility, SEO, and UX by mastering H1–H3 structure and real-word example of using Wix Studio effectively.
Easily control your site's max width in Wix Studio with this quick tip. Learn how to set global and per-section width limits to keep your content clean and readable especially on large screens.
“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...
We've all been there. We're on a blog, trying to read an article or make a recipe and we're bombarded with Google Ads that are hardly separated from the content. Yikes! Here's how to fix that.
I recently created a video about including SVGs on your Squarespace website. A YouTube viewer commented and asked, "By chance, do you know how to find the code of a personal design created in Adobe Illustrator?"
The answer, is "Yes. Yes, I do, and here's how." Thank you for asking, Morgan.
So here, we go. Watch or read how below.
