In reply to Glenn Bossik.

I concur that block themes are indeed production-ready. Nevertheless, a recurring challenge in this domain has consistently revolved around the availability of comprehensive documentation. Many users install block themes and subsequently find themselves in a situation where they are left to speculate about how to effectively use them. This can be a source of frustration, which is entirely understandable.

Basic tasks such as switching headers or footers are often left unexplained, causing users to invest additional time in searching for solutions or even resorting to reverting back to classic themes. Unfortunately, this can lead to negative perceptions about WordPress and block themes, with users mistakenly labeling them as problematic.

As a theme developer with two themes released on GitHub, I am genuinely fascinated by the possibilities that block themes offer. It is remarkable how block themes can be extended and designed to provide users with a high degree of flexibility while also delivering faster performance.