Recently I have been asked by a few web development clients to give them some ideas about where to look for Genesis themes for their websites. A couple of the website packages we offer at Cap Web Solutions allow clients to choose an existing theme to be implemented on their site with varying degrees of…
This post introduces you to the Themes and Plugins Cap Web Solutions uses on a regular basis. On a regular basis we will be posting additional information about new Genesis. Primarily, we use free themes and plugins, other than these included with the Genesis Pro Pack (which number more than 60). But here are…
MainWP is a website management tool that I have recently switched to for several of the client sites under support agreements. With MainWP, I have access to one-click updates, backups, cloning, up time monitoring, SEO analysis, and white labeling as I do with InfiniteWP. However, with MainWP I have purchased a number of extensions for…
Genesis Framework – I started using Genesis after exhaustive research about frameworks, premium themes, and child themes. What really sold me on this product is the level of support they provide to their customers, and the available components for extending the product. All new website development work is completed using the Genesis Framework. The child-theme…
Google Apps – Google Apps is a cloud-based productivity suite that includes Gmail for professional email, Drive for online storage, Hangouts for video meetings, Calendar for scheduling and Docs for editing files. I especially like how easy it is to get things done and work with others from anywhere, using any device I choose. I’ve also…
As I expand our WordPress business I come across various resources and tools that are quite worthwhile. Some may be primarily useful to me as a WordPress administration & maintenance service provider, some as a WordPress developer, some as a remote worker, and some as an online business owner. Everything that I recommend in this…