The ACF Annual Survey for 2025 was released. I didn’t see much that surprised me except for the number of people building blocks with ACF.

A selling point of many hosting providers is that they provide security for WordPress sites. Some hosting providers even suggest that WordPress security plugins are not needed if you are using their hosting. Well, Patchstack tested this out and the results weren’t good. Don’t get rid of your security plugins yet.

Equalize Digital published their WordPress Page Builder Accessibility Comparison 2025 report where they tested the out of the box accessibility of page builders. Gen Herres predicted that Elementor would come out as #1, but it was #4.

Roger Montti pulls some highlights from Cloudflare’s report on DDoS attacks.

This survey finds that companies that switch away from WordPress are happy with the change.

This survey has some interesting information about WordPress users, especially in relation to number of plugins used, budget, and important features.

Jetbrains conducted a survey of PHP professionals. The results provide an interesting look at tools and trends. It was interesting to see WordPress reported in one of the questions.

This article summarizes all of the Divi 5 periodic changes up to now and looks at the roadmap.

Not a change that is going to happen immediately, but it is interesting to see the direction that Accessibility standards are taking.