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We have native butterfly/pollinator gardens planted around the house. We also have a variety of lawns, including the typical grass lawn (trying to reduce this), violet (Viola sp.) lawn, moss lawn (pleurocarps) -- important for fireflies, and a clover lawn. We use the gardens and lawns to show...

I currently have a B&B and a web design company and we use WordPress exclusively. In WordPress's favor, it is the many updates that give it the security that it has. It is up to the user to keep current on not only the updates to the WordPress core (currently 5.6) but also any installed...

Here are a few possible answers to the questions from Morticia. 1. There are essentially four ways to go about the process of changing a website (assuming you are using WordPress). 1) One is to change the theme and then build the website while it is live. However, this is not an optimal way...

I have wondered the same thing. It seems like when you push print, you don't have to follow the ADA rules anymore.

I came into this discussion fairly late but a few thoughts came to my mind. For disclosure, I own a Bed & Breakfast, but I also have a web design firm called Silphium Design LLC (www.silphiumdesign.com). Some of the thoughts include: ADA Compliance for the property and for the website.: Liz...

Arks, WordPress puts the cookies on the browsers of your visitors, but it does not gather the cookies. These cookies are snippets of data that make it easier to load the site if the visitor goes to your site again and they also gather data on-site usage aka Google Analytics. The social medias...

Arks, I look at this site every once in a while and noticed your inquiry. I have a B&B, but have leaned more into my website business due to the B&B being temporarily closed from COVID. Generally, the Privacy Policy for a website appears in the footer along with the accessibility statement...