I’ve found transparency reports to provide interesting insights into a company and into a segment of the WordPress community. Here is a year in review from Katie Keith of Barn2.

The State of Enterprise WordPress 2023 Report has been released. It provides insight into why WordPress was chosen, cost, team, traffic, etc.

Here is an interesting study comparing the usability of single page, multi-page, and conversational forms. The study was done in a health care context, which may not apply everywhere.

GTMetrix is doing away with its guest mode and changing its plans.

Here are some highlights from the State of the Woo 2023 keynote. Interesting that 33% of the top 1 million online store are powered by WooCommerce.

For people who have been following the NASA use of WordPress, this article provides a lot more background information. It looks like a clear win for WordPress across a lot of dimensions.

This is an interesting resource. It has Gutenberg-related stats from WordPress.com and sites running JetPack. I don’t want to ruin your Friday, but the Spacer Block is used more often than the Button Block.

Jamie Marsland did some research on ahrefs and found some interesting information about website traffic for large WordPress brands.

This post on the make blog retrospectively looks at performance improvements gained in WordPress 6.3 over 6.2. Some good progress on mobile and desktop. Note that the discussion about the emoji loader script just means it has gotten more efficient. If you don’t need to add emoji support there is still a performance boost to disabling it.