joeworkman

A client and friend of mine, Richard Hillsdon, runs Tekeez. I have referred many client over to him and they have all been happy. https://www.tekeez.co.uk/

I used Buffer before. I was on an old pricing plan that they no longer have and they pulled every trick in the book to make me upgrade to the newer, very expensive models. SocialBee is not on the same level in terms of UI as Buffer. However, the company continuously updates their product and has good customer support. Any features in particular that you want to know about?

I currently use SocialBee. It gets the job done.

A fast website will not improve your SEO rankings. However, having a slow website will hurt your SEO. Once your website has reached a certain performance level, any further optimization will help in terms of SEO.

It's hard to say without seeing an example of what type of data you want to see. Sideways scrolling is definitely the easy thing to do. Depending on how much data you are displaying you may need to build a special interface just for mobile. Maybe the ability to toggle columns on/off. Then tapping on a record can open all of the details for that record in a modal.

In my opinion, it won't make any difference at all. Anyone that was in the SEO world was not shocked by any of the new data that was revealed. I always assume google is lying to us.

I am not a WP guy, so I cannot help you with recommendations there. However, your site loaded in 2.4s for me. That is far from bad. It seems that most of that time is spent generating the webpage. This leads me to believe that it's either a slow server/database or a plugin.

I no longer listen to podcasts. I have moved over to Audbile. However, I cannot listen to any of that while I work. I listen to mostly instrumental music while I work. Mostly LoFi playlists that I find on Apple Music.

I am wrapping up a new CMS at the moment. It should be fully released by the end of this year. This project is probably at least a year behind my initial schedule. That is the world of software though. Anyways, this should allow me to really start putting Foundation 7 together. It will be a pretty radical overhaul of the framework, actually. It needs to go on a massive diet. If you recall, Foundation was one of the first big frameworks to go "mobile first". Foundation 7 is going to be what I would like to call "native first". I was to try my best to use as much of the native browser elements as possible. Of course, that also means finally going vanilla JS. And I have not fully committed to this decision yet, but maybe even vanilla CSS.

Hello everyone, I’m Joe Workman, and I run a no-code web software business over at Weaver’s Space. I have spent the last 15 years creating software to help web designers solve problems and simplify their work. You might also be familiar with the Foundation Framework, a popular front-end web framework used by millions of developers. I’m the maintainer of all the Foundation projects. I joined this community because it came highly recommended as a great place for web developers. I’m here to connect with fellow designers and developers and look forward to helping out whenever I can. Looking forward to engaging with you all! Related Links: Weaver's Space: https://www.weavers.space/ Foundation Framework: https://get.foundation/