Naomi Harrington

Two years ago, I built my first portfolio website using WordPress and Elementor. I’d spent a little over a year by that point creating passion projects and I wanted to have a place of my own to display them on the internet. I tried using a few website building platforms which all promised me ease […]

Have you noticed anything different about the branding of this blog post? Or perhaps this website? If you’ve been here anytime before the start of June 2026, then perhaps you do. If not, then it’s probably been made obvious in the title of this blog post.  Maybe you still don’t know what I’m going on

This post is not sponsored by WordPress. WordPress has been considered the standard in blogging and content management systems for over two decades. But with new website platforms emerging every year, is it still worth checking out? Consider this, as of 2026, WordPress powers over 43% of all websites on the internet. If that doesn’t

As of early 2026, there were roughly 3 billion monthly active users on Instagram, with over 200 million active accounts belonging to businesses. In other words, who are you or your business if you don’t have a social media account? The opportunity for massive reach is obvious and it’s usually free, so why would you

This blog post is not sponsored by Elementor. Yes, you read that title right. I learned the basic skills required for front-end website development. Now, I use a website builder to do it for me. Now when I say website builder, I don’t mean that I tell an AI powered website platform the type of