The Human Made blog
The latest thinking on enterprise WordPress, open source technology, and life at Human Made.
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How to evaluate your website before a rebuild
Knowing when you are ready to completely rebuild an enterprise website can be challenging. A full website rebuild requires significant time, investment and resources. But it also presents opportunities to completely rethink things, consider new platforms, throw out technical debt and position your business for long-term success. We’ve outlined the questions you need answers to…
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7 reasons WordPress is perfect for publishers
The halcyon days of ‘build it and they will come’ are gone, with media and publishers having to work harder than ever to capture and retain audience attention in an increasingly competitive digital environment. Delivering the experience, content and searchability users demand means creating the most effective digital platform possible – here’s why WordPress ticks…
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5 WordPress myths busted
Our Human Made engineers were feeling particularly brave today, and so typed into their favourite search engine the most frightening phrase they could possibly think of; “Why shouldn’t I use WordPress”. If you dare to keep scrolling, you will see what they found. The web can be a spooky place, but the Human Made WordPress…
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Agile: What’s the big deal?
Far more than just a corporate buzzword, Agile project management adds value, streamlines workflows, and keeps teams focused on delivering tangible outcomes. Here’s how we use Agile to produce superior client results. Agile: what is it? At the principal level, Agile project management is an incremental and iterative approach to delivering projects so the customers…
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How to run a remote Agile sprint retro
First posted April 2020. Updated January 2023 In Agile software development, the Sprint Retrospective, or ‘retro’, is a meeting held at the end of each sprint. The project team comes together to reflect what happened during that period, and create a plan for improvements for the next iteration. While these types of conversations are best…
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Meet our WordCamp Asia speakers
We couldn’t be more thrilled to be attending the very first WordCamp Asia! Taking place 17-19th February 2023 in Bangkok, Thailand, here’s who you’ll be hearing from during what promises to be an action-packed few days. KAdam White Principal Engineer, Human Made KAdam White started using WordPress in 2007, and stumbled upon his first WordCamp…
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