“If you think your users are idiots, only idiots will use it.” – Linus Torvalds
In our Developer vs. Average User series, we explore WordPress plugins and tools from (you guessed it) a developer and an average user’s perspective and highlight the pros and cons for both types of users.
The Google Maps Widget offers an easy way to embed Google Maps in WordPress. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
With Caldera Forms, you can build just about any kind of form for your site. Find out what a developer and average user had to say about it!
Post Views Counter lets you show the number of times a post/page has been viewed on your site. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
Custom Post Type UI lets you create functional, custom post types and taxonomies in WordPress. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
Advanced Custom Fields makes it easy to add and manage custom fields in WordPress. Find out a developer and average user's opinion about it.
The Post Types Order plugin lets you override WordPress' default, reverse chronological post ordering. Here's what a developer and average user had to say.
With WP RSS Aggregator, you can have your content curation site up and running in no time. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
FacetWP brings faceted search to WordPress and a better user experience to your customers? Here's a developer's and average user's outlook on the plugin.
Thinking of trying out CSS Hero? Here's a developer's and average user's quick review of the CSS Hero plugin for WordPress.
