Matthew Rogers, Author at MangoMatter - Web Agency & Web Hosting Advice

WordPress vs. Joomla: Which is Better?

By Matthew RogersWeb Design, WordPress

For a beginner with no coding skills or related experience, creating a new website can be an overwhelming process with too many choices. The first huge decision comes quickly in choosing a content management system for your site. There are hundreds of options to choose from, some with very large...

April 16, 2019

What Computer and Equipment Do You Need as a Graphic Designer in 2018?

By Matthew RogersProductivity

As a graphic designer, your work will majorly involve studying the interplay between the appearance of the real world things and the human psychology so as to align your visual messaging to your audience. Although most designers learn their skill by attending a design school, there are others who actually...

January 10, 2018

How to Ensure Accessibility for Every Online Audience

By Matthew RogersWeb Design8 Comments

As of 2012, there were roughly 7.6 million web users with a hearing impairment who were active online, according to Interactive Accessibility. 8.1 million users had visual impairments, and 15.2 million had a cognitive, mental, or emotional impairment. With this range of abilities and unique needs, are you adequately catering...

October 4, 2017

Google’s Mobile-First Index: 5 things designers and developers need to know

By Matthew RogersSEO, Web Design

This is an epic guest post by Digital Hothouse. Digital Hothouse is a small, full service digital marketing agency based in Auckland, New Zealand. Our primary focus is on SEO and between the team we have over 25 years’ experience in SEO both in New Zealand and overseas. Whilst we...

September 19, 2017

SSL Certificates explained: DV vs OV vs EV

By Matthew RogersWeb Design, Web Hosting

What are SSL Certificates? Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) certificates are digital certificates that authenticate websites and encrypt information to protect and validate data. There are three basic types of SSL Certificates that, while possessing the same purpose of encryption and protection, vary in how they are verified by an issuing…

March 14, 2017

What is Softaculous and How Does It Work?

By Matthew RogersWeb Hosting

Softaculous is a program built to automate the installation of over 400 web applications. Typically, the process of installing web applications is pretty time-consuming and involves countless steps, like creating databases and setting up privileges. For hundreds of web applications, Softaculous uses predefined scripts to install its apps. Rather than...

February 28, 2017

What is a CDN and Why Do I Need It?

By Matthew RogersWeb Hosting

Quick Rundown: What is a CDN A Content Delivery Network (CDN) refers to an increasingly popular method of hosting that contrasts with traditional web hosting in that, instead of referring your web traffic to one server, a CDN is a network of multiple servers across the globe that redirects each...

February 25, 2017

Hosting Type Showdown: Cloud Hosting Vs a Dedicated Server

By Matthew RogersWeb Hosting

Cloud Hosting Cloud hosting delivers ultimate reliability because a site is hosted on a virtual partition and draws its resources from an extensive network of physical servers. This type of hosting can be compared to an extension of clustered hosting, which means websites are hosted on multiple servers. The network…

February 22, 2017

What Is WHOIS Privacy?

By Matthew RogersWeb Hosting

WHOIS Privacy is a pretty awesome service that will keep your contact information for your domain private. This service replaces public information that you provided with an anonymous fake identity that will show up in the public WHOIS database. Most registrars offer this addon when you purchase a domain name...

February 22, 2017

WordPress Quick Tip: Target specific tag or category archives with CSS

By Matthew RogersWordPress3 Comments

This quick tip requires a basic understanding of WordPress, CSS, and how to identify styles of whatever element you want to change (either using the "inspect element" function in Firefox, or whatever method you prefer). So, example scenario, you have a blog on WordPress, lots of tags, a few categories....

April 12, 2016

Matthew Rogers

WordPress vs. Joomla: Which is Better?

What Computer and Equipment Do You Need as a Graphic Designer in 2018?

How to Ensure Accessibility for Every Online Audience

Google’s Mobile-First Index: 5 things designers and developers need to know

SSL Certificates explained: DV vs OV vs EV

What is Softaculous and How Does It Work?

What is a CDN and Why Do I Need It?

Hosting Type Showdown: Cloud Hosting Vs a Dedicated Server

What Is WHOIS Privacy?

WordPress Quick Tip: Target specific tag or category archives with CSS

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