This infographic highlights a decision making process for selecting the right WordPress membership plugin.
A new version of Gutenberg landed this week with foundational work and UI explorations related to the block-based widgets screen. There is also a new, built-in, static Gutenberg Playground for testing in a WordPress agnostic context. There’s also an open invitation for a volunteer designer to help design an interface for installing blocks from within…
Many comments in this Hacker News thread are bound to frustrate those of you who provide WordPress based solutions for clients. The HN user notes, “it seems that many clients are shocked by the price for a website where they want specific functionality created just for their business. Why is this?” The thread is worth…
Timi Wahalahti believes that the WordPress community does not talk about the climate emergency enough, which we completely agree with. Timi lists some suggestions “to start the conversation.” 🚨 Even if you don’t completely agree with these ideas, it’s worth seriously considering what we can do to reduce waste at events and also on our…
Mannie Schumpert has done a nice job offering some practical examples using map_meta_cap. Mannie also took all of the examples from Andrew Nacin’s excellent WCSF talk from last year. If you are dealing with roles and permissions, the things from this talk are really important to understand. As he notes, “instead of modifying your database…
I want to show you what mature WordPress agencies should be looking for in your code as a developer and how to get hired by them.
John Maeda has released his 2018 Design in Tech report. This is always an interesting case study on the broad design world, and it’s curated by Automattic’s chief designer. I was also intrigued by a recent tweet from John highlighting a new magazine back page ad featuring the url WordPress.com/build — most notably for the…
