In reviewing membership plugins this summer, one thing stood out – WordPress plugin developers don’t think about UX as much as they should. Involves users as early as possible. Source: The one thing many WordPress plugin developers seem to forget
A lot of people hiring high performers make the same mistake. Don’t do it. A good team consists of different people and/with different roles. Source: When you’re hiring high performers, don’t make this mistake
I’ve been working on a new theme that allows users to select certain pages in the customizer, and then display those pages out on a “showcase” template. I think this is pretty use… The dropdown-pages control type saves the day. Source: Add a Page Select to the Customizer | WP Theming
Dennis shows us how we can use Sass to make theming form elements to match visuals. Some cool ways to style form elements. It’s rather advanced, though. Source: Theming Form Elements with Sass
Using Sass’ ability to use mixins and functions James makes using a defensive CSS trick easy. Quantity Queries sounds fun. Wonder if someday can apply this. Source: Using Sass for “Quantity Queries”
For the last few months, I’ve been quietly building a mailing list for those who are interested in getting better at WordPress development. Tom offers premium content. Source: Get Better at WordPress Development | Tom McFarlin
Ultimately, you may find you want to create things yourself. So you ask: “How do I go about getting started with WordPress development? What do you really like about WordPress ? Source: Getting Started with WordPress Development | Tom McFarlin
If you’re anything like me, every time a new website builder or CMS is launched (at least a good one), a little part of you goes cold. Send the similar vibe. Specialize and focus, but keep learning and adapting. Source: Keeping Ahead of the Game in Your Web Career
I think everyone faces the developer’s dilemma if they’ve been working with WordPress for a while. So what do you choose? Efficiency or Expertise? Almost the same suggestion. Learn, but no need over learn. Source: The Developer’s Dilemma – Efficiency or Expertise?
The reactive speed of a user interface is always directly related to a positive user experience. Here’s how we sped up the start-up time of the WordPress Customizer. Digging on Layers WP code. Source: How to Speed up the WordPress Customizer | Layers
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