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Resources

Thinking beyond the deliverable.

Practical perspectives on design, development, search and acquisition from the Pixoflix team.

Manuscript pages and a pen on an editorial desk.

Categories

Where the writing sits

  • SEO

    Technical, content and architecture work that search engines can trust.

    Browse SEO
  • WordPress

    Build, ownership and performance questions for marketing websites.

    Browse WordPress
  • Shopify

    Storefront architecture, merchandising and performance questions for Shopify.

    Browse Shopify
  • UX/UI

    Journey, interface and product decisions that change what a visitor can do.

    Browse UX/UI
  • Design

    Identity, collateral and campaign systems that keep a brand recognisable.

    Browse Design
  • Paid Media

    Acquisition systems across Meta, Google and the pages that receive the click.

    Browse Paid Media
  • Ecommerce

    Catalogue, discovery and buying-path questions that sit above a single platform.

    Browse Ecommerce
  • Growth

    Commercial sequencing when the constraint is not a single service.

    Browse Growth

Editorial intent

Authority first. Volume later.

Resources exist to help a team decide, brief and implement. We publish when a piece is complete enough to be useful, not when a calendar slot needs filling.

Blog

Design · Blog

How to know whether your website needs a redesign

A redesign is the right move when the current site cannot carry the next stage of the business. It is the wrong move when the problem is measurement, offer or traffic quality.

Pixoflix · 29 August 2026

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Blog

WordPress · Blog

When to use WordPress for a marketing website

WordPress is the right marketing CMS when editors need to ship pages without a release train, and the site is a system of templates rather than a product UI.

Pixoflix · 29 August 2026

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Next move

If the writing names your constraint, talk about the work.

Pixoflix can take the same diagnosis into a website, search or acquisition programme.

Manuscript pages and a pen on an editorial desk.
Writing