
WordPress.org Services Resume After Holiday Break
Automattician Alex Shiels of the Meta team has announced the resumption of WordPress.org services after […]

Automattician Alex Shiels of the Meta team has announced the resumption of WordPress.org services after […]

The Training Team has launched a new course on Learn WordPress specifically for designers: Beginner […]

On Christmas Eve, WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg took to Reddit, causing quite a stir by […]

Joost de Valk, co-founder of the Yoast SEO plugin has called for Breaking the Status […]

BuddyPress Lead Developer Mathieu Viet has announced his departure from the WordPress community, marking the […]

Automattician Héctor Prieto has revealed the schedule for WordPress releases in 2025. Similar to 2024, […]

WordPress 6.7, “Rollins,” was released on November 12, 2024, but WordPress.org experienced increased error rates […]

WordPress 6.7, code-named “Rollins,” was released on November 12, introducing a new default theme, Twenty […]

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WordPress constitutes 46% of websites, showing stable usage but with a significant portion using outdated software.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 […]