Many managed WordPress hosts advertise “built-in image optimization” somewhere on their pricing or feature pages. It sounds like one feature, but in practice, each host has taken a different approach, and each one solves a slightly different part of the…
Yes, image optimization can remove your embedded copyright information if metadata gets stripped along the way. Compression itself doesn’t automatically erase it. That’s a separate step, although image optimization tools often handle both in the same process. Most people never…
Every image optimization plugin is easy to install. Almost nobody thinks about what happens when you take one out. But it comes up more often than you’d expect. You’re switching tools, you’ve taken over a client site with a plugin…
Headless WordPress solves a lot of problems. Images aren’t one of them. You keep the editor your team already knows, you get a Next.js frontend that feels instant, and everyone’s happy, right up until someone runs Lighthouse on a post…
The short answer: yes. If the European Accessibility Act applies to your website, your images need text alternatives, and for ordinary web images that means alt text. The longer answer is that the Act never uses the words “alt text”…
You export a logo as SVG, drag it into the Media Library, and WordPress refuses it: “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.” Which feels wrong. SVG is a web standard, modern browsers handle it, and for…