Category: News

Classic Arcade Games Come to WordPress

Transform your WordPress site into a gaming paradise with 31 classic arcade games including Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Tetris, Pong, Solitaire, Chess, and many more. Features global leaderboards, high score tracking, and a voting system where users can rate their favorite games. A work in progress—built for fun in my free time.

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Retro Chatbots Meet WordPress: Billy & Daisy

Two learning chatbots that can talk to each other—a faithful recreation of the classic Billy and Daisy project from the late 1990s. Watch them learn, grow, and have meaningful conversations right inside your WordPress site. Built with pattern matching, mind files, and personality-driven responses.

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B.M.Huisman – Digital Home for a New Fashion Label

Siteweb87 developed a custom WordPress platform for B.M.Huisman, a new Utrecht-based fashion label founded by Bianca Huisman. The website features interactive Looks grids, product preview popups, a custom contact form system, and extensive shortcode-based content management – all designed to complement the brand’s artistic vision and prepare for its Paris debut in June 2026.

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Essential Plugin Hack – What to Do Now

A hacker purchased 31 popular WordPress plugins and inserted hidden backdoors. If you have a slider, countdown timer, or popup plugin, your site may be compromised. This guide shows you a 60-second self-check, a free scanner to find dangerous plugins, and a safe replacement carousel. No technical expertise required.

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Support and support Ticket system

Big news! I’ve launched a new Support Ticket System on my website. Now you can submit detailed tickets for email or website issues, get a unique ticket number, and receive faster, more targeted support. No more endless email chains—just clear, organized help when something breaks.

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A WordPress Security Guide for Clients

A single hacked website on a shared server can affect everyone in the digital neighborhood. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you protect your website—from securing your device and spotting phishing emails to using Wordfence, running updates safely, and creating backups. About an hour of monthly maintenance is all it takes.

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