Large WordPress websites can quickly outgrow a simple navigation menu. A standard dropdown can become difficult to organize when you have dozens of product

Shrinking developer team (8 to 2), growing feature requests, political instability, and funding cuts – these are some of the biggest challenges Mateus Machado

Project management at Drupal agencies is frustratingly slow. Making simple changes like adding a menu item takes 8 steps, a couple of weeks, and racks up a

Most WordPress websites use the same sidebar across every page. While that may be simple to manage, it isn't always the best experience for visitors.

In Blocksy 2, we have given web designers new ways to personalise the experience for their shoppers, by enhancing the e-commerce experience. We’ll take a look

In this tutorial, we walk you through the Cart Reserved Timer module from Shop Extra - a powerful way to create urgency during the shopping process. ⏱️

Blocksy 2 introduces yet another valuable addition to your e-commerce websites: the Product Waitlist module from the Shop Extra extension.

With Blocksy 2, you can present additional product sizing information for your shoppers, in case you are running a store that sells size specific products.

Starting with Blocksy 2, your shoppers have the ability to easily compare one or more products, while they’re checking out your web store. This makes picking

This is a very easy to use and very useful little module as it lets you include relevant and related information when users are reading your posts. If you

Blocksy 2 introduces a brand new way to filter the products that are present on your e-commerce website. The filter Gutenberg blocks come in really handy when

Blocksy 2 introduces the ability to have custom WooCommerce product information tabs, letting you personalise each product’s details page with additional data

Blocksy 2 introduces a new way to showcase variable products on your online shop, with variation swatches. These are little visual representation of the

They say the journey is more important than the destination, but what if the latter is a 404 page? You might as well make it memorable, so that even when your

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's single product page customisation options - giving shoppers the clarity and confidence they need to buy. 🛒

As your WooCommerce store grows, helping customers quickly find the right products becomes just as important as adding new ones.

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's comprehensive product archive customisation options - giving your shoppers the perfect browsing experience. 🛍️

Customers do not want to browse through endless product categories. Most head straight to the search bar and expect fast, accurate results.

Most WooCommerce stores still create a one-size-fits-all shopping experience where every customer sees the same products, recommendations, and browsing paths.

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's single post customisation options - giving you complete control over how each post page looks and functions. 📄

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's comprehensive blog customisation options - giving you complete control over how your blog page looks and

In this tutorial, we show you how to create a fully custom maintenance page in Blocksy Pro - without hunting for plugins or settling for rigid pre-made

It's 2026. You want to create a blog. It's easy and affordable.

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's mobile header system - a powerful set of tools for crafting the perfect mobile experience for your website. 📱

In this tutorial, we walk you through Blocksy's powerful header builder - a state-of-the-art system that lets you quickly design and configure one of the most

Customer reviews are one of the most powerful and most underused growth levers in eCommerce.

Third-party scripts are everywhere on a WordPress website.

Many WooCommerce stores focus on increasing traffic. But improving conversions is often easier.

Most WooCommerce stores focus on getting more traffic – more visitors, more clicks, more campaigns.

If you want to grow your online store, your first instinct might be to focus on getting more traffic. But instead of trying to bring in more visitors, you can