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WordPress.
This is a very tedious task for a non-technical person and it is best to avoid it.
In order to present my client with a better way of accomplishing the same task, I
made a shortcode, which is both easier to use and makes more sense:
The aforementioned shortcode generates a button with the Go to Yahoo code
and links to Yahoo.
[button link="http://yahoo.com"]Go to Yahoo[/button]
2. Creating shortcodes is a difficult and time-consuming task
WordPress allows you to create shortcuts in an easy way. Let us, for example,
discuss how we can implement the [adsense] shortcode into our own code. We should
first define a function for the actual code of Adsense. The code below could be added
to the function.php file of your theme or a plugin file:
function get_adsense($atts) {
return '<script type="text/javascript"><!-google_ad_client = "pub-546321545321589";
google_ad_slot = "54321565498";
google_ad_width = 336;
google_ad_height = 280;
//-->
</script>
<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">
</script>
';
}
The call to set up this particular Adsense shortcode would look like this:
add_shortcode('adsense', 'get_adsense');
That is all we need to do! The above functions first parameter is the name of the
shortcode we created (adsense). It instructs WordPress to create the shortcode [adsense]
using the results of our function get_adsense.
It isnt too bad? Is it? By employing simple shortcodes, WordPress grants us the
option to do so much more, even to add parameters.
Now it is time to use the shortcode. It should be added either in the Visual or
HTML views of a WordPress post or page. That is all that has to be done. You have
easily created your first shortcode.
3. Shortcodes are hard to edit and dont make much of a difference.
In just a few words, a shortcode will allow you to have access to whatever kind
of functionality it has. It could range from the very simple task of inserting an icon and
altering the color of a particular text to inserting an image gallery of images that slide
on the page, creating an astonishing experience for the user.
A strong example of how the use of shortcodes can make big difference is when
someone creates page layouts. Nowadays it is very common to stumble upon a fullwidth page layout having text paragraphs spanning throughout the pages entire width
that screams in the face of whoever has just discovered it I AM JUST ANOTHER
LARGE PIECE OF UNREADABLE CONTENT!
With good number of decently set layout-type shortcodes, the author could have
sorted the problem easily. In fact, there is no reason for him not to do so. Why not to
narrow the columns a bit with a shortcode? Why not reduce the impact of all that text
by inserting accordions and a few tabs, for example? It is even possible to add a
number of images in a gallery or slider to ensure the page is more appealing to the
reader.
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If you are faced with the task of creating complicated webpages, for example
large sales pages having numerous elements, Visual Composer will probably be the
best tool in your inventory. If you use it, you will be able to deal with short codes in
the default editor of WordPress more easily. Even without additional extensions, the
plugin grants you all you need to create a professional website.
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support.
background.
personal preferences.
time.
animations.
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Although Revolution Slider packs a lot of advanced features and allows for easy
customizations, it also has rivals on the market. One such alternative is LayerSlider.
If you compare the features of these two products, you will notice one
substantial difference. Both LayerSlider and Revolution Slider offer unique interfaces,
granting you the option to generate outstanding image slideshows of a range of
pictures. I would recommend that you try both products in order to determine which
interface is more appealing to you.
At USD 18 the Revolution Slider is a little bit more expensive than LayerSlider,
which costs only USD 17, but such a small difference in price is hardly a deciding
factor.
Another rival of Revolution Slider is Layer Slider. Thanks to its large number of
available options, the plugin allows you to boost the appearance of your website with
beautiful slides. However, just as it is the case with Revolution Slider, Layer Slider also
has a learning curve. You may find it hard to create better than averagely looking slides
in the beginning but this shouldnt discourage you from trying.
Spend a day to familiarize yourself with the product and create a number of
slides with the Layer Slider for WordPress. It allows you to combine images, videos,
audio, text, effects, and transitions. Once you get used to it, it will allow you to create
slides with ease.
But how to choose one slider over the other? Both of them basically offer the
same features. Both are mobile optimized, multilingual-ready, have a drag and drop
slide builder, are multisite compatible, SEO friendly, use various effects and slide
transitions, and fancy a range of various other options.
Both of them allow you to create great looking slides and no matter which one
you pick, you cant go wrong. Personally, I prefer Revolution Slider to Layer Slider but
that doesnt mean that the former is better in any measure. Revolution Slider is just
easier for me to use.
I believe that the main problem here lies in how to find high-quality pictures for
your projects rather than choosing one slider over the other.
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If you are looking for a WordPress slider plugin of high-quality, you can choose
one of these two. If youre undecided, choose the cheaper one.
To conclude, I would like to say that Revolution Slider is a slider plugin of
premium quality, and if you want to use it in your WordPress website, you would have
to pay a few dollars. However, it is a great addition to the slider inventory of
WordPress and you should definitely give this one a try.
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How streamlined the code of your theme is Searching on the web for a free
WordPress theme is rarely the best way to discover a fast loading and well-coded
theme.
How fast your hosting provider is One of the easiest ways to score a big hit here
Installing only trustworthy, well coded, and well documented plugins Since
every plugin adds functionality to your website, it also makes your website more
complex, which affects its speed.
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Not I will attempt to dispel some of the most common WordPress myths.
These are as follows:
1. WordPress lacks sufficient speed.
Although it is true that the slow speed of a website is a big disadvantage, to
presume that websites using WordPress are slower than those running under another
CMS is false. One can make WordPress as fast as he needs it to be. If your website
that runs under WordPress is slow, this can be the result of many factors. You could
be either flooding your website with many plugins or you may be using a not so good
and cheap hosting provider. It may also be the case that your site is slow because of
the theme you are using.
2. If you use fewer plugins, website speed will not be an issue.
Injecting an overwhelming number of rich features into your website through a
single plugin or two can be very detrimental to your site and can result in more harm
than good. It is true that a large number of WordPress plugins will slow your website
but a single plugin of low quality can be even more harmful in this respect. Some
plugins are even coded by hackers who are looking for an unauthorized access into
your website.
3. Inactive plugins are also slowing down your website.
This is quite not so. An inactive plugin has nothing to do with your websites
speed. It is however worth mentioning that an inactive plugin should also be kept upto-date, as an outdated version of a plugin may pose risk to security.
4. Inactive themes slow down your website.
Just as it is the case with inactive plugins, these do not affect the speed of
your website. Make sure they are updated to their most recent version so that they
dont present a security risk.
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r e q u i r e s . U n f o r t u n a t e l y,
file manually.
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websites load.
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9. Use catching.
With catching, we are asking the browser to
way:
location ~* \.(jpg|png|
gif|jpeg|css|js)$ {
expires 1h;
}
on performance.
seconds:
<IfModule mod_expires.c>
ExpiresActive On
design.
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is SpriteMe.
Should you decide to implement some of
these techniques, you will witness a dramatic
and immediate improvement in the performance
of your website.
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The process will not backup your media, design, plugins, settings, themes, or the
customizations of your website. It will simply preserve your content, but you will
require a lot more to ensure you can safely resurrect your website. A complete
backup of your WordPress website will include everything mentioned above.
3. Im sure my webhosting provider will restore my site for me.
It could be the case. Many hosting providers will offer to backup your website,
but you wouldnt want to rely solely on them to bring your website back online. While
it is helpful to rely on their support, they are not a backup solution on which you can
count on 100%.
You are not really in control of how your hosting provider maintains your
backups. How you access such backups is entirely up to them. Do you ask yourself in
what way you can restore such a backup? What if it is the case that you need such a
backup after having problems with your hosting provider? Such a problem could have
affected the backup you were relying on. It could even be the case that they are quite
too busy with problems of their own and have no time to examine your website. What
would you do then?
A backup on your host is a good last ditch resort. However, you should not rely
on it as the only backup your WordPress website needs.
4. I will not need a backup ever!
These are common words people say just before a disaster strikes them. You
tend to believe you will never need a backup until your entire website goes down for a
variety of reasons. Then you learn that you should always be prepared.
5. Im not as clumsy and stupid as I need to be to break my website.
Such an arrogance can often be your downfall. Even if we assume you are a
person with technical background who will not kill his only WordPress site, it does
not matter.
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Someone else could bring your website down, an update could go wrong, or a problem
could be the work of a hacker. You need to ensure that your website is protected not
only from your own mistakes but also from the interference of others.
6. Hackers care little about my website.
It doesnt really matter how unnoticeable your website is. Hackers will always
try to tamper with it one way or another, and they may be trying even now.
If you still dont believe me. Give the free iThemes Security plugin a try. Install
it and begin to observe the logs. Hackers will try to log into your website by means of
cracked and stolen passwords, and robots will hunt for malicious code.
The reality is much more sober than you might think.
7. I already made a backup and I will be ok.
An interesting claim. And how old is the backup in question? How much has
the content on your website changed since you first made it? Since you are regularly
updating your website, you need backups on regular basis.
You need to ensure your backups are automatic and consistently scheduled. It is
not difficult for the last backup you made last month to become the backup of your last
year. What would you do then?
8. Backing up a website is a complex and hard task. Im better off without it.
Do you really believe so? You definitely havent given the WordPress backup
plugins a try. Most of them are automatic and offer schedules for your backups. You can
be safe and secure with your website in minutes.
You should check your backups periodically and ensure that everything is in
order. After all, backing up with WordPress isnt that hard.
9. A single backup of my website locally is enough
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Not quite so. Using a single location for backing up your website is never enough.
When you put all your eggs into a single basket, you are only waiting for a disaster to
strike.
If you use your computer for a storage location for your backup, it could get
stolen, crash, or be affected by natural disasters.
Your best choice is to have a number of both local and off-site locations for
backup. WordPress plugins often offer such an option.
10. You only need a backup in case of catastrophic failures.
It may be the case you believe you will never allow your website to experience
such failures or that youre lucky enough for such problems to concern you. Even if it is
so, a complete WP backup could be very helpful in your everyday chores when:
The restore feature of many WP plugins allows for an easy transfer of an entire
website. Website developers often use such plugins to create websites in their local
development environment before these are uploaded on a live host.
Certain plugins can scan for malware and even perform repairs to your database.
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I will not attempt to lecture you on how to go on with each of those steps. Just
ensure that you have these points in mind when you expect to be respected in return.
WordPress Development Stack Exchange
The WordPress Development Stack Exchange is one of the best communities for
WordPress enthusiasts to enroll in. If you aim to acquire technical and intellectual
answers, this community will help you a lot if you present yourself as person seeking
genuine help.
The community itself is located at http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/
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Advanced WordPress
AdvancedWP is one of those communities that are not yet saturated and haunted
by spammers. AdvancedWP is a community of experts, enthusiastic WordPress users,
and helpful individuals who are always on the lookout to learn and innovate.
You will need a Facebook account to join this particular community, and you will
have to acquire the permission of an administrator. The process helps reduce the number
of people who attempt to join the community in order to spam the discussion board,
mostly with unrelated advertisement. Among the communitys members are people like
Chris Coyier and Yoast, who also enter in discussions and help improve their value for
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/advancedwp/.
Quora
Quora is a community in a question-answer format. Its reach is much wider than
that of WordPress. It also stands as one of the largest communities, which currently
boosts around 62,000 followers. It is important to note that most followers are only
subscribers though.
An important thing to have in mind for Quora is that you are almost ensured of
receiving the answer to your enquiry. You are also presented with the opportunity to
post questions or ask experts to help with a problem by inviting them to a discussion.
Quora is a perfect place for asking WordPress-related question on a given topic or other
issues troubling you.
You should also try to report and avoid spam whenever you stumble upon it. It is
one of the matters the community is yet to deal with. You can learn more about the
community or decide whether to enroll in it at http://www.quora.com/WordPress.
As a conclusion, I would like to point out that these communities have been in
existence for years and it has taken them a considerable amount of time to develop.
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Having said that, it is logical that they are a source of great wealth for those
who are in need of them. It may seem difficult for some to become better introduced to
how these work in the first couple of weeks after registering, but it should not
discourage them from trying.
These are some of the best, if not the best, WordPress communities in existence,
and if you want to promote something WordPress-related or you look for contacting
WordPress professionals, these are definitely places you should visit.
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Morten Rand-Hendriksen
The number one choice from this list and
my personal best is Morten RandHendriksen. He is a well-known WordPress
theme developer and blogger as well as staff
author at Lynda.com. His personal site is
located at http://mor10.com . He is easily
approachable on both his website and on
wordpress.org where he answers questions
related on the WordPress theme he
maintains, called My Simone.
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Chris Lema
Chris Lema is another famous name from the
community of WordPress. On his very helpful
and informative blog he shares knowledge and
insights with all those interested in the CMS.
Additionally to the excellent content Chris
conveys through his blog posts, he is also a
prominent speaker at the WordCamp events
and has a wealth of courses and e-books he is
ready to share with anyone.
The blog of Chris is full of useful information
for all entrepreneurs and blog owners. His blog
is located at http://leavingworkbehind.com.
is
accessible
via
https://yoast.com/cat/wordpress/.
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Joyce Grace
As a WordPress developer and online
marketer, Joyce has a wealth of experience
in SEO. She maintains one of the largest
WordPress blogs in existence and is ready to
share her experience and knowledge with
the community. One can get in touch with
her at http://www.joycegrace.ca/
Carrie Dils
She is another excellent Lynda.com staff author
and freelance consultant. She focuses her efforts
on WordPress theme development and has vast
experience on the Genesis framework along with
several video courses on the subject. You can
count on her to provide you with a wealth of
materials, including tutorials, development tips
and great design advices. She is approachable via
her website at http://www.carriedils.com/.
Davesh Sharma
He maintains a range of prominent sites using
WordPress, among them WP Kube a website
with many useful articles concerning the content
management system. If you strive to learn the
latest about the themes and plugins development
at WordPress, you should definitely follow his
reviews and news as he covers many subject of
interest to the community. The url of his blog is
http://www.wpkube.com/
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Kristi Hines
Are you looking for tips to market your
business? If the answer is yes, then you should
definitely follow the blog of Kristi as a website
full of information you are interested in. She has
tops of articles on strategies concerning
marketing. Kristi has also contributed to a range
of blog pages with high-profile. Her blog is
located at: http://kristihines.com/.
Pippin Williamson
The prominent entrepreneur Pippin has
successfully used the eco-system of
WordPress to carve out a living. One of
his and his friends plugin,
EasyDigitalDownloads, has gained quite a
popularity and fame. The website of
Pippin does not only serve as his creators
plugins homepage but it is also a valuable
resource for the latest reviews and news
on WordPress products.
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Business website.
is a costly upgrade for some budgets at a But should a business owner choose
price of USD 299 per year, there are some WordPress.com over WordPress.org and
tips that may be of help to you.
what differentiated the two?
First of all, nearly all of the
features and upgrades the WordPress.com
Business upgrade offers can be purchased
separately, with the only exception being
the unlimited premium themes and live
chat.
If this upgrade is too costly for you,
you can always start with a free theme
featuring a customizable widget area and a
header.
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I n c o n t r a s t t o Wo r d P r e s s . o r g ,
WordPress.org.
maintenance.
Comparison of costs
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easy.
On the other hand, the professionals
with WordPress.org.
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Therefore, the user can quickly access the navigation no matter where they are in the
site. Sticky Navigation is generally useful despite this, it is not always easy to use or
access. And sometimes it can be extremely annoying. With my experiences, I see that
sticky menus has both pros and cons.
Pros
Great Usability
The advantages of sticky navigation bars is evident. They make navigation time
of users far shorter. Because when the user scrolls down the page navigation bar will not
disappear, users dont have to scroll back to the top of the website to access the
navigation menu. Its proved that the sticky menu has allowed users to search quickly
and easily.
Have you known about the optimal speed of fixed navigation? So amazing that a
recent usability study suggests that fixed navigation bars can reduce browsing time by
up to 22% (by Hyrum Denney). If only stop at this figure, you will see that it is
meaningless, but 22% will suddenly becomes a mass of time when you consider the
average internet using time daily on social networking.
A recent usability study suggests that fixed navigation bars can reduce
browsing time by up to 22%
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Quick and easy flow through a website is extremely important. It not only
makes users comfortable when using but also never need to worry about confusion or
disappearance of navigation. You can see obviously at the form of everyones favorite
social media: Facebook and Twitter. That is also a form of sticky menu. Coming here,
make sure that you also imagine convenience and efficiency of the fixed navigation
bars.
100% of the surveyed users preferred sticky navigation without realizing it
(retrieved from Hyrum Denney, Smashing Magazine).
According to the survey, to choose between two interfaces, one with fixed
navigation bars and one without, 34 out of 40 users preferred the latter. Only 6 users
replied that they had no preference. Actually, sticky navigation works to great effect.
The fact that the trend is becoming more and more popular, and I believe that you will
have a strong support to sticky navigation. However, with my experiences sticky
menus is not totally useful. They still have some disadvantages.
Cons
Besides the great benefits of the sticky menus, some users, sometimes, still find
it distracting; especially; when a website has a clear website structure, or a lack of
content to move through, a fixed navigation bar can often be seen as the unnecessary.
Beyond simple space constraints, a fixed navigation can be made the problem
with mobile format though the problem isnt universal. Another problem is that a
complicated design can also increase page load times, which is always a major cause
of concern.
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In conclusion, regards from 2 minor cons listed above, the benefits of sticky
menu is undeniable, its just the matter of using it smartly. So, I still make a suggestion
that you should use the sticky navigation because it not only creates conveniences for
users but also does it increase effectiveness of interaction between website users and
website.
Some fantastic examples of navigation menu in Web Design
Jakiro Fashion Shop WordPress Theme
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We cant deny the role of responsive design in web section. However, it also
brings some problems for WordPress users. Continue reading to understand two
most common issues: loading time and text arrangement in website and their
solutions.
1. Loading time
According to a study from marketingland.com, 69% of 155 prominent
responsive websites including Starbucks.com, Engadget.com took four seconds or
more to load on a Smartphone.
http://marketingland.com/study-load-time-69-mobile-sites-deemedunacceptable-81126.
Meanwhile, according to a study mentioned in book Getting the New Baseline in
Web Design Right, composed by Smashing Magazine, 64% Smartphone users
expect websites to load in 4 seconds or less. So how to enable responsive web design
as well as enhance users experience in a meantime? This is major concern of all
WordPress designers, especially manager and coders.
2. Mobile-specific content management
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Content organization to fit all devices type is also hard to solve problem.
Displaying website content is troublesome story because of different behavior patterns
between Smartphones 'users and Desktop users. Mobile users are typically busy and
need access to quick, reference information. Desktop users have more time to read indepth on a topic and casually browse. Building different yet proper device-based
contents can greatly improve your websites user experience.
Moreover, to reach global consumers, content should be used by users native
language. To be more precise, on the one hand, different languages require different
lengths. So content gradually becomes the first resolved issue.
How to optimize responsive design?
As far as I'm concerned, there are 2 most efficient ways to optimize responsive
web design up to now
1. Reducing image Dimension
Image is considered as the primary element leading to website weight when
studying 155 responsive websites.
It can be seen that images take over a half of website load time in all websites.
So this article will present an attractive way for high-resolution images optimization:
RESS. RESS stands for Responsive design with server-side components based on
Lukew model. The biggest effect RESS brings in is reducing image payload.
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To implement RESS, you will use huge variables a component that has
device class optimized implementations for it on the server to give the page template
in different sizes. The key point to distinguish a server-side solution RESS from a
client-side solution like Responsive Image using Java Scripts is that the overall
layout of any page containing this variables is covered by flexible grids and media
queries but optimizing what we send to any given device is taken care of on the
server.
For example, according to Lukew, for image optimization solution, he shows
using a server side component by adding a variable {{>userimage}} in theme and
creating it in different sizes:
userimage.html which contains
<img class="biguserimage" height="300" width="300" alt="{{username}}"
src="{{biguserimage}}">
and
mobile_userimage.html which contains
<img class="userimage" width="50" height="50" alt="{{username}}"
src="{{userimage}}">
Besides, RESS helps optimize unexpected JavaScript & CSS files for each
mobile device. RESS will make your website performance better. Ok, I guess that you
are breathing out strongly and thank god for giving us WordPress, which is already
integrated with RESS. Calm down, its just not enough. Lets move to the second
point.
2. Better designing your content for all different screen sizes.
It is said that your breakpoints in responsive website is based on better
designing content, not device screen widths. While the old approach is checking
screen sizes of popular handsets and applying the majority rules to responsive
design, the practical method is needed because the mobile screens are becoming
more & more varied and unpredictable. Each year, there are millions of handsets
with new screen ratio produced. Instead of adjusting a design to fit the portable
device you should find out solution to the content width challenge.
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explorative
I want a new way to experience, I want to check out the latest features.
competitive
I have to create a website which stands out among the competitors.
frequent
I update my website a lot, several times a week to everyday.
occasional
I update my website once a week or less, just for posting information or presenting
new product(s).
Your axes might then look like this:
explorative competitive
frequent occasional
Depending on the project you are working on, you may or may not know
something about the users you are talking about.
As you go through this exercise, keep in mind what you know about your
users and what are assumptions only. From the list above, choose the axes that most
interest you or that you think are worth exploring. Choosing might be difficult for
beginners in this method; in which case, the best thing to do is to dive in and see
what happens. If it doesnt work or if ideas stuck at some points, change your axes
and keep going.
Step 3: Identify Key Questions
Now this is the tricky part: Ask a question! I generally like, What would these
users want to do? Or, even more simply, What do they want? The latter question
would cover what users want to know and what they would want to do. You could
also ask questions like, How would they feel when using the theme? as a kind of
emphatic exercise. As you think up questions, keep a list handy. Youll need it later. In
this example, lets stick with What can they do? Or, from a users perspectives
What can I do with this theme?
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Step 4: Fill It Up
Try your best to fill in the matrix. If you already gathered some insights from
research, then make sure to mark the ones you know for sure, as opposed to things you
believe to be true but have nothing to confirm it.
Gradually, by the time you finished the first matrix, youll have a fairly good
idea of what information you already know about your users and what further research
might be required.
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This step is particularly important, as thanks to that, you can know what it takes
to meet your customers needs. For example, for PI-the latest multi-purpose theme of
lunartheme, the developers have strictly followed the method and the above matrix,
and included some awesome features that are suitable for some groups of customers,
e.g. for the ones whose first priority is homepage interface and effectivity, the theme
has included mega menu in the navigation bar, which make it easier to do homepage
surfing.
Step 5: Iterate
Once you are done with the first matrix, set that aside, and draw another blank
grid.
You can do one of two things:
Change one of your axes to something different, but stick to the same question;
or
Pick another question from your list, e.g. What do these users need from us?
Start filling in the matrix again from the top. Remember, this is a brainstorming
process. Putting down ideas that you can refine later is more important, so try to move
rapidly through each iteration.
When you have done as much as you can with this iteration of the matrix, do
the dance again: pick another question, or switch another axis. Its best when your
team collectively chooses which questions and spectrums to think about. Rinse and
repeat. Youll likely find that you can generate a lot of matrices in the space of just an
hour, even if it may be a slow start at first.
Remember that no study or methodology is perfect or all-encompassing. Many
people cross over from one group to another. However you can still have an effective
research by analyzing the habits and lifestyles of several existing customers with
whom you are familiar. Consider which category/axe they fit into and try to fill in their
features in the matrix. At the same time, have a friend or family member read this
article and then attempt to identify which category you fit into. After finishing the
brainstorming process, we have to move on to analyzing and studying key insights,
which I would present in the next article. Make sure to subscribe to lunartheme to get
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References
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