Yeah... but traditionally people see "categories" as bigger groups/topics, and tags are subgroups, points... you can have 20-30 popular tags and usually less than 10 categories for a general blog. I guess I meant to have more at the beginning but later got lazy and decided to use them as categories instead. But I don't think the users care. As long as on navigation they get to find what they want, they will be happy. :P More important is how to provide good content and market it ... which can be more challenging than coding the blog itself.
Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
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Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Yeah... but traditionally people see "categories" as bigger groups/topics, and tags are subgroups, points... you can have 20-30 popular tags and usually less than 10 categories for a general blog. I guess I meant to have more at the beginning but later got lazy and decided to use them as categories instead. But I don't think the users care. As long as on navigation they get to find what they want, they will be happy. :P More important is how to provide good content and market it ... which can be more challenging than coding the blog itself.
Hahahah true, you also can let the user multi-select tags to filter content which is more accurate than Searching for category