Category Archives: Blog

WordPress Block Patterns Give You Superpowers – WordPress.com News

Few WordPress features offer more return on your learning investment than block patterns. Jeremy Anderberg With the power of block patterns you’ll be a WordPress superstar in no time, whether you’re an establish pro or just starting out. Block patterns are professionally designed layouts that you can add your site in a single click. What […]

Your New Favorite Way to Develop WordPress Locally – WordPress.com News

Meet Studio by WordPress.com, our new, free, open source local WordPress development environment. Say goodbye to manual tool configuration, slow site setup, and clunky local development workflows, and say hello to Studio by WordPress.com, our new, free, open source local WordPress development environment. We’ve built Studio to be the fastest and simplest way to build […]

The Best Option for Online Stores

Want to know the differences between Amazon FBA vs. dropshipping so that you can start your own online store? Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) and dropshipping are two different options for delivering goods that your customers order online. Whether you are starting an online store from scratch, expanding your retail operations onto the internet, or having […]

The Masters Golf Tournament – WordPress.com News

What’s harder: winning the Masters Tournament or re-creating its website in under 30 minutes? Watch the video and find out. Jeremy Anderberg Congratulations are in order for Scottie Scheffler, the winner of the 2024 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia! In today’s Build and Beyond video, Jamie Marsland takes on the slightly less intimidating task of […]

Making 43% of the Web More Dynamic with the WordPress Interactivity API – WordPress.com News

Creating rich, engaging, and interactive website experiences is a simple way to surprise, delight, and attract attention from website readers and users. Dynamic interactivity like instant search, form handling, and client-side “app-like” navigation where elements can persist across routes, all without a full page reload, can make the web a more efficient and interesting place […]