ArtHack
Web development, WordPress and building for the web
Building for the web is mostly a series of trade-offs that nobody writes down: which page builder you will still tolerate in a year, whether managed hosting is worth triple the price, how much a plugin really costs in load time. ArtHack works through those decisions with the numbers attached.
Design and front end
Web Design covers layout systems, type scales that survive real content, and the accessibility basics that quietly decide whether a site works for everyone. Web Development goes into semantic markup, modern CSS that removes JavaScript rather than adding it, and where a framework genuinely earns its weight against plain HTML.
WordPress in practice
Our WordPress coverage is written for people who maintain sites, not just launch them: block themes versus classic, what a page builder does to your database, safe update routines, and how to leave a site that the next person can actually work on.
Hosting, speed and tooling
Hosting & Performance compares stacks on the measurements that matter: Core Web Vitals on real hardware rather than a lab score, caching layers, image formats, and what a CDN does and does not fix. Tools & Software keeps the toolchain honest, covering what is worth the subscription and what a free alternative already does well.
Every guide names versions and dates, shows the measurement behind a recommendation, and says when the correct answer is to change nothing.
