At Bourn Creative, we build our custom designed WordPress websites exclusively on the Genesis Framework by StudioPress.
The reasons behind our choice to develop our custom themes on the Genesis Framework are numerous, but a few we often highlight are that the Genesis Framework is very flexible/customizable, coded extremely well, and has been built with SEO as a priority (SEO — the art and science of being found online through organic search).
After all, a beautifully designed website means nothing if consumers and search engines can’t find you.
Genesis already has most SEO requirements built into the framework. As a result, a separate WordPress SEO plugin isn’t necessary, which means one less plugin to manage, and keep updated.
By default, every WordPress login screen looks exactly the same and most of the time that is perfectly fine, but there are cases where customizing the login screen with your logo should be considered. Take the following example into consideration to see if you need to customize your WordPress login screen.
Soliloquy is a premium slider plugin for WordPress offering ease of use and superior performance.
Recently I attended WordCamp Chicago (basically summercamp for WordPress nerds like me), and one of the sessions I attended was titled “WordPress Security: The Nitty Gritty” by Tony Perez of 
WordPress FAQ Manager is a WordPress plugin that uses custom post types and taxonomies to manage an FAQ section (or multiple) for your website and utilizes a simple shortcode for displaying them on a page or post.
Sometimes writing a blog post can be a long process.
There are designers that can make it pretty, coders that can make it work, and marketers that can make it sell — at 
Bourn Creative is a 
