General WordPress
Here you’ll find content on our blog relating to WordPress in general! For example: “best plugins for X” posts, guides on automating your website, and posts comparing different solutions.
Top 7 WordPress plugins for events (2024)
Reviews of the top 7 WordPress event plugins for 2024. Compares GravityView, The Events Calendar, GravityCalendar, Amelia, Events Manager, and more by features and price.
How to build a directory website with WordPress
Build a directory website on WordPress using Gravity Forms and GravityView. Covers three approaches including form-based solutions with searchable listings and import tools.
Best WordPress user profile plugins compared (2025)
Compare the top 8 WordPress user profile plugins for 2025. In-depth review of features, integrations, and pricing to help you choose the right plugin for your site.
5 Innovative user-generated content examples for your WordPress website
Discover 5 user-generated content examples and learn how to build them on your WordPress website using Gravity Forms and GravityView for reviews, directories, and showcases.
5 web apps you can build using GravityKit in under 5 minutes
Discover 5 web applications you can build with Gravity Forms and GravityKit in under 5 minutes. From geolocation directories to calculators, no code required for any of them.
Unlocking the power of automation tools and their impact on web design & development
A guest post from Codeable exploring how automation tools are reshaping web design and development, from form submissions to data transfers and workflow optimization across websites.
How to connect GravityKit with Make (Integromat) and put your business on autopilot
Make (formerly “Integromat”) is a visual, no-code platform for creating automated workflows and business processes. At the time of writing, Make integrates with over 1,200 different apps, allowing you to streamline your business operations so you can save time, energy and resources! In this…
The 8 best WordPress plugins for small businesses
“There’s an app for that”. How often have you heard someone say that when you mention something you’re trying to do? There’s an app for almost anything these days, and the same is true for WordPress plugins. In fact, there are almost 60,000 of…