Finally, Smooth Client Navigation with Interactivity API
I had a client, a pretty slick e-commerce site they wanted to feel snappy. They were pushing for a single-page application (SPA) feel, especially on…
Category: Core Updates
WordPress: Why Incremental Development Wins
I had a client, a mid-sized content site, who needed a tiny tweak for their custom post type editor. Nothing major, just a small UI…
Stop Kicking That Dead Horse: WordPress 6.9 and the End of IE Support
I had a client, a long-time WordPress user with a custom theme from way back. Solid build at the time, but hadn’t seen a proper…
Gutenberg Block iframe Compatibility: Your Legacy Blocks *Will* Break
Just had a call from a client last week, totally rattled. Their custom Gutenberg blocks, which have been rock-solid for years, suddenly looked completely off…
Mastering Gutenberg Forms: DataViews and DataForm
I had a client a few months back with a custom CRM built right into WordPress. Massive headache. Their team was constantly complaining about the…
WordPress: Test Smarter, Not Harder
Just last week, a new client called in a panic. Their high-traffic WooCommerce site, which was, let’s say, “actively managed” by another agency, had just…
WordPress: Real Accessibility Improvements, No More Patching
Just last month, I had a client reach out, pretty frustrated. Their site, a custom build we’d done a few years back, was running into…
WordPress 6.9 Release Candidate: What You Need To Know
Just last week, a client hit us up in a panic. Their big e-commerce launch was stalled. A critical hotfix for a payment gateway integration…
WordPress CSS Specificity: A WordPress 6.9 Case Study
Got a call from a client last week. An agency we work with. They’d just rolled out the WordPress 6.9 update to one of their…
WordPress 6.9 Is Coming: Here’s What Actually Matters
The Interactivity API: This is the big one. For years, if you wanted modern, app-like experiences on your site—like a search filter that updates results…