ByDan Knauss
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Ghost 2.0 has been released with a new editor and an impressive list of features. It’s nice to see continued improvements and the evolution of UX design in applications like these outside the WordPress space.
Upcoming Events 📆 There is a free webinar today (January 29th) on the subject of WordPress’s Full Site Editor and themes. It will be hosted by Carolina Nymark, Ari Stathopoulos, Anne McCarthy, and Birgit Pauli-Haack. WordCamp India 2021 will take place over three weekends from January 30 to February 14, 2021! Coming up on March…
WordPress 6.1 walkthrough replay • Matt: WebP no go • Matt: Core needs to be more editorial • Survey: How do you learn WordPress?
Job titles can be confusing. If you’ve ever tried to hire a WordPress consultant to build you a website, or you’ve had inquiries about your services, you’ve likely encountered some level of confusion trying to decipher what an individual (or yourself) offers based on your title. I’ve historically called myself a WordPress Developer. Other common…
Joshua Wold explains from a design perspective how WooCommerce widgets are being converted into Gutenberg blocks. A lot more work goes into this than you might think!
Automattic enters the low-end website market Automattic this week announced that its “premium website building service” (which was in beta in fall 2020) is now officially accepting customer applications for “websites starting at $4,900 USD.” The announcement describes a turnkey service with a personal touch: “You’ll work with a dedicated engagement manager throughout the entire…
“Don’t Use Carousels” is a mantra that’s been going around the design community for years, but i found Chris Coyier’s article at MediaTemple’s blog to take a sensible approach in explaining why that absolute is a bit overboard. If you are going to use one, I agree with Chris: keep it simple.
