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Una landing page no convierte simplemente porque tenga un titular llamativo, un botón enorme y unas cuantas imágenes bonitas. Tampoco porque copiemos la estructura de una página que parece funcionar o porque sigamos una lista de buenas prácticas sacada de internet. Para conseguir resultados hay que comprender a quién nos dirigimos, qué problema intenta resolver,…
Automated accessibility testing is important, but it cannot tell you whether real people can successfully use your website. In this episode of Accessibility Craft, Amber, Chris, and Steve explain how manual accessibility testing fills the gaps left by automated tools and share practical tests that anyone can begin performing today. The conversation covers keyboard navigation,…
Thanks Pressable for supporting the show! Get your special hosting deal at https://pressable.com/wpminuteBecome a WP Minute Supporter & Slack member at https://thewpminute.com/support Some WordPress releases are more transformative than others. WordPress 7.1 looks to be a watershed moment, with long-awaited features like responsive styling coming to the Block Editor. But there’s much more to the…
Thanks Pressable for supporting the podcast! What hosting should feel like…nothing! https://pressable.com/wpminute We’re nearing the release of WordPress 7.1, and it promises to be a watershed moment. This version will include some highly visible new features, such as responsive styling. Release lead Anne McCarthy stopped by to show us what’s new and discuss some items…
This week I Dive Into The NovaMira Plugin [powerpress]
This week on The WP Week Podcast, we cover the emergency release of WordPress 7.0.2, which patches two critical vulnerabilities, including a rare pre-authentication remote code execution flaw. We also discuss the coordinated industry response, the forced security updates, and why WordPress.org has reduced the Protect the Shire auto-update cooldown period from 24 hours to…
In this edition of Agency Chat, host Rob Cairns is joined by Ryan Waterbury (One Dog Solutions) to discuss the real-world realities of WordPress security, performance, and why Ryan decided to build custom plugins for his agency. They dive into the overhead of heavy security plugins, moving protection to the server level, implementing Google Fraud…
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Hay un debate que lleva tiempo flotando en toda la comunidad del desarrollo web, y en la de WordPress en particular: ¿tiene sentido seguir apostando por una plataforma tradicional cuando una IA es capaz de generar páginas enteras, con código personalizado e interfaces, en cuestión de segundos? Es una sensación perfectamente comprensible. Cuando ves lo…
Do you quote a price after one 30-minute call? Kyle Van Deusen, owner of OGAL Web Design and founder of The Admin Bar community, stopped doing that years ago. Instead, a structured inquiry form, a no-cost “vibes check” call, and a paid discovery workshop come before any number gets attached to a project: a process…
In WP Legends Episode 160, Michael (Mike) Pearce shares his journey from 18 years in hosting infrastructure and VPS management at Server Mania to building Hosting Verified, an independent community-driven review platform designed to bring honesty and transparency to an industry dominated by affiliate incentives, paid placements, and undisclosed commissions. They explore why cheap hosting…
Today were talking about the creation and evolution of the Slidy Panel WordPress plugin, designed to offer customisable slide-in panels for block-based sites. We discussed the challenge of plugin naming and adapting to block directory requirements, and the impact of AI on the web development industry. We also got into the need for human expertise…
Send us Fan Mail An unexpected conversation with a guy who rode his bike every day in the shadows of the Acropolis while he was growing up. Gerasimos (Makis) Mourelatos is a self-taught entrepreneur, cybersecurity professional, and WordPress advocate whose journey from Montreal to Athens has been defined by curiosity, resilience, and a passion for…
#1019 – WP-Tonic Show: Why Do Most AI Implementations Fail Why Do Most AI Implementations Fail Discover why most AI implementations fail before they launch — and the critical mistakes your team must avoid to succeed. Don’t repeat costly errors. Special Guest Jon Cheney, Founder of GenAIPI Jon Cheney is a tech entrepreneur, author, and…
Today’s conversation with Jessica Lyschik focused on WordPress theme accessibility, highlighting that achieving “accessibility-ready” standards is easier than many developers assume. We talked about the moral and practical importance of accessible websites, not just for legal compliance but to create a better web for everyone. We explored how recent updates to guidelines, particularly for block…
