No, write “graphic design” in lowercase unless it’s part of a proper name, course, degree, job title before a name, or headline style.

Yes, WordPress developers write code across PHP, JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to build themes, plugins, and custom features.

No, Wikipedia backlinks don’t transfer PageRank; they’re nofollow hints that can aid visibility and spark earned mentions.

Yes, web developers write core pieces from scratch, but they also assemble projects with frameworks, libraries, and reusable code.

Yes, many professional web developers work with WordPress for client sites, rapid delivery, and content-driven projects.

Yes, many teams use the Bootstrap framework in professional web projects, though adoption varies by project size and goals.

Yes, web developer roles involve travel at times, but most work is local or remote with trips for clients, teams, or events.

Yes, many web developers use templates and starter kits to speed delivery while keeping code consistent.

Yes, many professionals use Wix for specific projects where speed, cost control, and built-in tools outweigh a custom stack.

Yes, many web developers work from home, with hybrid and fully remote options common across companies and freelance work.