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WordPress Podcast and Video Picks for the Week of May 22

ByDavid Bisset

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Post Status Excerpt (No. 43) — Accessibility Roundup with Amber Hinds
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Post Status Excerpt (No. 43) — Accessibility Roundup with Amber Hinds

ByDavid Bisset

US digital accessibility-related lawsuits reached a rate of over 10 per day in 2021 with over 4,000 in total, up 15% from the previous year.

Delicious Brains has decided to shut…

ByBrian Krogsgard

Delicious Brains has decided to shut down Mergebot, after three years of working on it. It was an ambitious project from the start, but they decided that it didn’t meet their standards. Mergebot is by far the most ambitious product we’ve ever attempted. When we set out to solve WordPress’ database merging problems at our…

How to avoid getting scammed by an SEO

How to avoid getting scammed by an SEO

ByRobert Neu

I didn’t get into SEO because I thought it was a way to get rich. In fact, I sort of learned about it against my will, but I stuck with it because I enjoy helping people. Let me give you a little context. Before I started FAT Media, I was a freelancer. I built a couple…

Accessibility draft standards are ready for review

ByBrian Krogsgard

Accessibility isn’t the easiest subject to get mass audiences excited about. Sadly, I know from experience, because accessibility posts haven’t performed as well as other types on Post Status. That, however, doesn’t make accessibility less important — not by any stretch. And significantly, there are now a set of standards drafted for coding for accessible…

WordPress Coding Standards 1.2.1 has been…

ByDan Knauss

WordPress Coding Standards 1.2.1 has been released as a maintenance update for use with WordPress 5.0.  If you’re not familiar with it, WordPressCS uses PHP_CodeSniffer to help developers enforce WordPress coding conventions.