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Your CMS Was Doing More Than You Thought
Using AI to prompt a website into existence feels like magic. You type in a brief, watch an AI vibe-code a stunning layout in seconds, […]
How to Convert Figma Design to WordPress (Claude + Beaver Builder AI)
How do you turn a Figma design into a WordPress site without rebuilding every section by hand? It’s a common challenge for web designers who […]
Hello WordPress Plugin World :) | WP Plugins
This is the first post at WP Plugins 2.0. Back in the day we used to be a storefront for WordPress plugin authors looking to […]
Some WP Zone Plugins Are Moving to BerryPress – Here’s What That Means for You
Over the past few years, a number of WooCommerce and WordPress plugins have been developed and sold through WP Zone. Starting now, these plugins are […]
484 – Behind the scenes of PressConf: the business-focused WordPress event coming to Europe
Today the podcast focused on PressConf, an in-person event designed for business owners in the WordPress ecosystem, now making its European debut in Barcelona from […]
Best WordPress Themes for Designers in 2026
You know the saying about the cobbler’s children having no shoes? Designers can fall into the same trap: creating beautiful work for everyone else while […]
How Divi 5 Could Change the Future of WooCommerce Design
WooCommerce is one of the most powerful ways to build an online store with WordPress, but designing a store that looks polished, performs well, and […]
How to stop form spam without hurting conversions
Written by the editorial team at Gravity Wiz… Seeing spam come through your forms is frustrating. But trying to stop it with visible CAPTCHA challenges […]
HelpScout to FreeScout Migration – Make WordPress.org
With HelpScout shifting from a contact-based pricing model to a user-based one, it’s become clear that a self-hosted solution is the way forward for wordpress.org […]