
WordPress Expands Code of Conduct to Private Conversations, Community Reacts
Automattic’s Marketing Lead, Nicholas Garofalo, has announced that WordPress is adding a new element to […]

Automattic’s Marketing Lead, Nicholas Garofalo, has announced that WordPress is adding a new element to […]

The ongoing WP Engine-Automattic issue shows no signs of being resolved and has, in fact, […]

Starting October 1st, 2024, WordPress.org will roll out new security measures aimed at enhancing the […]

WordPress constitutes 46% of websites, showing stable usage but with a significant portion using outdated software. Competitors like Wix and Squarespace are gaining ground, while PHP and Mailchimp experience decreases in usage.

Certain WordPress form plugins make achieving accessibility compliance easy. Others…not so much. This article highlights work that Gravity Forms and other plugins are doing to create more inclusive user experiences.

Faster load times, dozens of A11Y and design improvements, a new Font Library, and two exciting APIs: let the testing begin

Jack Lenox, a Software Engineer at Automattic, has launched a new site called SustyWP that […]

Scott Bolinger, a product developer focused on the WordPress space who has created several products, […]

WordPress 4.2 will soon be released with expanded core support for emoji, a new feature […]

WordPress users are strongly encouraged to update their sites to 3.9.2 as it’s a security […]

Philip Arthur Moore has published a great post that I think strikes a nerve for […]

Marcus Couch and I were joined by Eric Mann to discuss the news of the […]

If you use the Better WP Security plugin, keep an eye out for an important […]

One of my favorites things to do every month is attend my local WordPress meetup. […]

In this episode of WordPress Weekly, we dived deep into the topic of security, especially […]