Carlos Bravo: Redesigned my blog in a day with Claude + Studio
I’ve just redone my personal website in a day. My tools: Claude desktop. Opus 4.7 on High. Caveman plugin for token simplification. Agents orchestration. One for design. One for copy. One for development. WordPress Studio as the local environment. WordPress.com as the hosting. Studio’s sync has been delightful, but still there is a need for […]
Jonathan Desrosiers: Reblog of Boston WordPress: April 2026 Meetup: Ethan Marcotte & Mary Hubbard
Reblog via Jonathan Desrosiers WordPress is software with limitless potential and a mission to make publishing accessible to the whole world. Boston is a city with prolific, world-renowned universities, vibrant tech communities, and an incredible spirit. One of the reasons why I help organize this meetup is because I have seen first-hand the opportunities it […]
How to Build a Product Quiz in WordPress That Recommends & Converts
Your store might have exactly what a visitor needs. But if they can’t find it easily, then they’ll leave without buying. A product quiz fixes that by asking a few short questions, returning a tailored recommendation, and capturing their email address in the same step. It’s one of the easiest ways to make product recommendations […]
Gutenberg Times: WordCamp Asia, Block Themes, AI in WordPress, WooCommerce 10.7– Weekend Edition 363
Hi there, I am just back from my fourth WordCamp Asia and it was again fantastic! I also enjoyed Mumbai as a city to visit. The energy in the streets, the kindness of the people, the historic sites of many cultures and the deliciousness of the food. It was all an adventure! Huge Kudos to […]
Fewer Returns, More Sales: How to Add Size Charts in WooCommerce
Have you ever wondered how many sales you lose because shoppers aren’t sure if an item will actually fit them? When buying clothes or shoes online, a customer’s biggest worry is getting the right size. This uncertainty often leads to them closing the tab and looking for a store that provides clearer information, resulting in […]
Open Channels FM: Podcasting 2.0: The Open Source Movement Reshaping How We Create and Consume Audio
This episode explores Podcasting 2.0, highlighting community-driven enhancements to RSS, the balance of distribution platforms, and evolving podcast formats.
Gutenberg Times: Building a block theme from scratch – Workshop resources
It was great fun to conduct a Workshop at WordCamp Asia contributor day. Roughly 100 students were in the class and it was a great interactive session. I also know that there were quite a few of you who didn’t get to join us because there wasn’t enough room. Birgit Pauli-Haack workshop on the block […]
#212 – Anne Bovelett on How Web Accessibility Boosts Traffic, SEO, and Revenue
Transcript [00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox Podcast from WP Tavern. My name is Nathan Wrigley. [00:00:26] Jukebox is a podcast which is dedicated to all things WordPress, the people, the events, the plugins, the blocks, the themes, and in this case how web accessibility boosts traffic, SEO, and revenue. [00:00:39] If you’d like […]
Open Channels FM: The Imperative of Layered Security in Modern Web Hosting
Cybersecurity in web hosting is increasingly complex, requiring a layered security approach. Diverse threats demand specialized defenses, with ongoing challenges balancing protection and usability against evolving AI-driven attacks.
Open Channels FM: Open Channels FM and Keep It Open
In this episode, Bob introduces “Keep It Open,” a new initiative dedicated to supporting independent, honest conversations around the open web. He shares the importance of community contributions, sponsorships, and how listeners can get involved in keeping the web open and free here at Open Channels FM. Takeaways The significance of maintaining an independent and […]