Got a WordPress website with hundreds of thousands of blog posts that date back for years? Well, the best thing you can do to improve user experience on your website is to render a powerful search feature that allows them to find particular posts on your website.

Logos, headlines, newsletters, promotional material, etc no matter what media you’re designing for, you’ll need fonts. And even though Google Fonts and Adobe’s TypeKit are fully-stocked libraries, you know you can never have enough fonts. So here are 30 more fonts of varied styles, cherry-picked from across the web, to help you find what you’re looking for:

PHP is a globally acknowledged web programming language that has been largely adopted by the web developers. The popularity of this web programming language can be measured with the results of the survey conducted by W3Techs wherein the findings showed that approximately 82% web servers use PHP.

Responsive navigation has been the key factor of all new generation websites, and it’s bit tricky to build a proper functional navigation menu, because not only it has maintain a perfect look, but it also has to adopt to different screen sizes. Most of us familiar with Bootstrap or Foundation version of responsive navigation, but if we expand our horizon, there’s ocean of responsive navigation resources. Here’s list of some old and new tutorials, jQuery plugins, CSS and JavaScript examples relating to Responsive Navigation for your website.