Graphic Design encompasses a lot of different design aspects that are for visual use – it can be used to define everything from Logo Creation, in the Modern Era, all the way back to Cave Paintings 17,000 years ago, making Graphic Design an Ancient craft! The term itself, ‘graphic design’ was coined during the 1920s, […]

Responsive Web Design is one example of approaching design with a user-first mindset, aiming to render pages cleanly & effectively across the full spectrum of internet-capable devices, and adapting page layouts & features to fit with the viewing environment it is being accessed from, using certain technologies, like: 1)Proportion-Based Grids: Using a Viewport percentage, you […]

If you have update WordPress to the last version and noticed the new Gutenberg style widget edit please add the following to you theme’s functions.php files to disable it. We understand why the team at WordPress are looking to improve the ability to easily edit the backend of WordPress but it’s driving us, developers, crazy […]

stepholt is on the lookout for a group of hard working people with a keen drive to enter the Digital World as part of our new Kickstart scheme – If you are aged between 16-24 and either want to start building websites, designing them via UI/UX or love to be customer-facing and organize staff then […]

Looking to use custom Web fonts on your WordPress Themes? Some hosting providers restrict the upload of WOFF files to enable custom fonts. Here is a quick break down of how to enable this feature. WordPress includes an ALLOW_UNFILTERED_UPLOADS option that you can enable in your site’s wp-config.php file but its not set by default, […]

Building a custom Widget in WordPress is a simple take if you understand the basics of the platform, where all the files are stored in on the server and a little bit about PHP. Let’s dive right in and locate your Functions.php file within your WordPress theme directory, this is the usual path. /wp-content/themes/my-theme-name – […]