Breakdance

Let’s talk about one of the simplest tricks in design. The kind of thing that, once you see it, you’ll start spotting everywhere: the 8-point grid.

1. The rule in one sentence

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This post walks through a simple, practical process. Then it shows how to lock everything into a reusable system using Breakdance’s Global Typography.

1. Two fonts is enough

Most beginner sites ...

This post walks through a simple, practical process. Then it shows how to lock everything into a reusable system using Breakdance’s Global Styles.

1. Start with brand personality and audience

Before touching a color wheel, define what the brand should feel like and who it’s talking to.

Answer three questions:

What 3–5 adjectives describe this br...

Debug Log Manager solves a real problem that every WordPress developer has faced: staring at a raw debug.log file full of repetitive lines, trying to find the one error that actually matters. It takes that messy text file and turns it into a clean, organized table inside your WordPress dashboard. For a free plugin, it does that job well.

But error log management is ...

Debug Bar has been around long enough that plenty of WordPress developers consider it a familiar part of their stack. It’s free, it’s lightweight, and it stays out of your way until you need it. But the plugin ecosystem has moved forward considerably since it first launched, and what counted as capable debugging a decade ago looks quite different today.

WP Debug Too...