“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.
Contact Form 7 is the most popular contact form plugin for WordPress sites. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
The Really Simple SSL plugin automatically detects your site's settings and configures it to run over HTTPS safely. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about the plugin.
Broken Link Checker finds and reports any broken links that you might have on your site. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
Seriously Simple Podcasting lets you add, manage, and publish podcasts in WordPress. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about the plugin.
Content Views lets you create different grid layout styles for your WordPress posts and pages. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
WordPress Popular Posts lets you display your most popular posts in your site's sidebar. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
YARPP helps you keep readers on your site by recommending related posts. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
EWWW Image Optimizer automatically optimizes images as you upload them to your site. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
WP Live Chat Support lets you integrate live chat functionality into your WordPress site. Here's what a developer and average user had to say about it.
Print, PDF, Email by PrintFriendly makes your site printer-friendly using the PrinterFriendly service. Here's our perspective of the plugin.
