WordPress Plugin Alternatives to SharePoint
When businesses think about document management, team collaboration, or creating an internal knowledge base, Microsoft SharePoint is often one of the first platforms that comes to mind. It’s a powerful enterprise solution with extensive capabilities, but it’s not always the right fit for every organization. Whether you’re building a company intranet, creating a secure document […]
The Most Common Web Accessibility Mistakes We See — and How Public Institutions Can Avoid Them
Practical guidance for government and higher-education teams preparing for the April 2026 deadline As April 2026 approaches, we’re seeing more and more government agencies and colleges take accessibility seriously — and that’s something we genuinely appreciate. Accessibility has never been just a checkbox or a deadline for at AndiSites. It’s about making sure people can […]
Top Benefits of Migrating from Drupal to WordPress (And What to Consider)
If you’re currently managing a Drupal site, you already know how powerful the platform can be. But you might also feel weighed down by its complexity—especially when it comes to updates, usability, and ongoing maintenance. Because it can be a bit much, a lot of organizations eventually reach a point where Drupal feels like more […]
How to Help AI Bots Learn Properly from Your Website
AI is advancing leaps and bounds every day and continues to be a significant source of research and “knowledge” on the internet. By scraping uncountable numbers of websites and other online resources, AI search engines and agents deliver data to users that–while not always accurate–is often relied upon for decision-making and other important functions. So […]
How to Organize a WordPress Media Library
As your WordPress website grows, so does your Media Library. Over time, you may accumulate hundreds—or even thousands—of images, PDFs, videos, and other files. While it’s easy to upload files as you go, a cluttered, disorganized Media Library can become a real problem. Not only does it take up valuable server space, but it can […]
Why WordPress is the Right CMS for Government Websites
WordPress has long been the go-to platform for building websites of all shapes and sizes, and it’s now making a serious impact in the U.S. government sector. As of 2025, WordPress powers nearly 43% of all websites globally, and its share of the content management system (CMS) market is growing rapidly—especially among government agencies. Major […]
Is the Default WordPress Search Good Enough for Your Site?
Are you using the default WordPress search function on your site? You know that we’re HUGE fans of WordPress and all that it can offer–but sometimes an upgraded function is required. With at least 30% of your website visitors using the search box when it’s offered (source: UXBooth), you want to be sure you’re helping […]
Why You Should Choose WooCommerce for Online Store Accessibility
Imagine a digital world where everyone, regardless of their physical abilities, can navigate through online stores, making purchases with ease. Thanks to WooCommerce’s commitment to accessibility, this vision is a reality for WordPress websites. In this blog post, we delve into why WooCommerce is good for accessibility, shedding light on the innovative features and thoughtful […]
Guide to Integrating Email Protection for WordPress
In the vast digital landscape where websites are constantly under threat from cyberattacks, the importance of securing communication channels has never been more crucial. As cybercriminals evolve in their tactics, one of the most vulnerable aspects they target is email – a cornerstone of both personal and professional interactions. This is where the art and science of email protection come into play, ensuring that your WordPress site remains a fortress against unsolicited intrusions. Picture this: your website is like a grand castle, with emails as its main gate. Without adequate protection, it’s as if you’re leaving the door wide open for anyone to walk through, uninvited and unchecked. In this Ultimate Guide to Integrating Email Protection for WordPress Sites, we’re about to embark on a journey that will transform your site’s email communications into a fortified stronghold.
Imagine the peace of mind that comes from knowing your WordPress site is shielded against phishing attempts, spam, and malicious content. Not only does this ensure the security of your data, but it also builds trust with your audience, assuring them that their interactions with your site are safe and secure. In this comprehensive guide, we will unravel the intricacies of implementing robust email protection for WordPress, exploring various tools and strategies that can be seamlessly integrated into your existing setup. From configuring essential plugins to understanding the nuances of email encryption, this guide will arm you with everything you need to know to keep your digital kingdom secure. So, prepare to delve deep into the world of email protection, where your WordPress site’s security will reach new heights.
Downsides to Drupal CMS for Community Colleges
Choosing the right Content Management System (CMS) for your community college isn’t just about functionality; it’s about being as inclusive, efficient, and friendly as you are to your students, faculty, and staff. The selection of a CMS solution should prioritize ease of use, support for non-technical users, cost-effectiveness, security, scalability, and compatibility with existing systems. […]
4 Ways to Create an Interactive Map on Your Website
When you need to express where something is, how to get to you, and/or what’s going on geographically in your user’s area, interactive maps are a powerful tool for your WordPress website. A cool interactive map can effectively communicate complex information in a clear, understandable way. Overall, interactive maps are proven to increase user engagement and leave a lasting impression on website visitors. In this article, we’ll share four ways to create an interactive map for your website and give examples of effective interactive maps AndiSites has created for our clients.
Pros and Cons of Single Sign-On: Is It Right for You?
Imagine only needing to remember one username and password to access all your favorite enterprise applications. Sounds like a dream, right? Single Sign-On (SSO) was created to make that dream come true, consolidating logins to just a single set of sign-on credentials–log in one place, access them all. Enhanced security, streamlined user experience, and reduced […]
XML Sitemap vs Visual Sitemap: What’s the Difference?
Are you confused about the difference between an “XML sitemap” and a “visual sitemap”? Keep reading to discover the differences between these important website components. XML Sitemap vs Visual Sitemap The two main types of sitemaps are: XML Sitemap – a list of the URLs on your website used by search engines, normally put in […]
How to Create Web Block Anchor Links in WordPress
Here’s our guide on how to create web block anchor links in WordPress. So what are block links? These links are similar to anchor links, and created is a similar way. The primary difference is that anchor links – also known as jump links – bring you to a block of text on the same […]
How to Backup a Website
Are you keeping nightly backups of your website? Things happen, and backups are crucial to getting you up and running again. They’re also good to have in case you decide to make plugin or code changes to your website that could make things go boom. Here are three recommended methods for backing up your website, […]
Updating WordPress Plugins: A Guide
Are you unsure about updating WordPress plugins? Here’s our summary of this essential website maintenance task. As we mentioned in our article on the top five crucial steps to WordPress maintenance, updating your WordPress core software and plugins is very important. Out-of-date plugins is one way that your site can become infected with malware. So […]
How to Disable XML-RPC to Improve Site Security
Here’s our recommendations for how to disable xml-rpc in WordPress, and how this may improve your site security and performance. What is XML-RPC? When you install WordPress on your site, it comes with a file named xmlrpc.php. The file is included as a convenience, to allow users to manage their blog from 3rd-party clients. Say […]
5 Ways to Make Your WordPress Website Faster
Do you want to make your WordPress website faster? Here are our five top tips to make your site go vroooooom! 5 Ways To Make Your WordPress Website Faster Here are five steps you should take to improve your website’s speed: 1. Optimize your website Nearly every website you visit these days have images, because […]
How to Create Anchor Links (AKA “Jump Links”) in WordPress
Here’s our guide on how to create anchor links in WordPress – also known as jump links. So what are anchor links? Have you seen on a web page that sometimes you click a link, and rather than taking you to another page, it jumps to further down on the same page? That’s an “anchor […]
Creating Solutions Beyond the Obvious: Ideation
So what is ideation? Read on to find out more! As proud members of the Interaction Design Foundation, we love creating online user experiences that are easy, intuitive, and engaging. Solutions aren’t one-size-fits-all, though, and creative thinking is an important part of the process. Website projects can be tricky. Budgets and timelines may be limited. Team […]