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Conditional logic allows forms to change in real time based on the user’s answers, making them more relevant and engaging. In our experience, conditional logic can be great for everything from user surveys to event RSVP forms. It makes your forms more dynamic and can lead to more form completions and conversions. In this article,

Last week, I attended WordCamp US in Portland. It was a wonderful event overall, and I had great conversations with so many friends, WPBeginner users, and many new members of the WordPress community. Since the event, there has been a lot of conversations happening around the topic of Contributing to WordPress, so I wanted to

Figma has become the go-to tool for designing website layouts and mockups. In fact, many of our team members use it to design WordPress sites for our brands and personal projects. So, it’s no surprise that our readers have embraced Figma, too. But there’s one question we often hear: ‘How can I easily turn my

Running members-only events in WordPress can be a powerful way to engage your community, generate revenue, and offer exclusive experiences. By restricting access to specific content and activities, you can create a sense of exclusivity and loyalty among your members. That said, WordPress doesn’t come with a built-in option to create events and limit them

The internet is a place of fierce competition. Simply creating quality content isn’t enough to outrank your rivals. As your website grows, you need a strategic approach that showcases your expertise and helps search engines understand your content. At WPBeginner, one of our major strategies is creating SEO topic clusters. These interconnected groups of articles