Paul Charlton has a nice tutorial on using BricksForge ProForms that covers all of the basics.

This tutorial provides an overview of the directory and file structure for WordPress installations.

This tutorial shows how to create a directory website using Lovable and Bolt along with Crocoblock JetEngine and JetFormBuilder. It includes some architectural tips to make working with the AI easier.

A number of high profile websites use a system font stack for that extra drop of performance. In this video we look at system fonts, how to reference them in CSS, why you might want to use them, and how to use them. Along the way we discover a mistake that a number of high profile websites make in their CSS.

This is a cool demo of building a custom Gutenberg block using Etch and AI. This kind of functionality will be very useful, though I do wonder what happens if you disable Etch?

Need a catch-up on AI and terms like “agentic” and “MCP”? This post from Elementor reviews the basics with easy to understand explanations.

Often we want to “zebra stripe” every other row in a loop, or vary the layout left or right. This quick 3 minutes tutorial shows how to do this using the Bricks selector detector.

The most recent Kadence Live was a good session. If you are new to Kadence Pro theme and blocks then watch the first half as there is an overview of some of the things you can do with Kadence elements. The link here is for the second half where Ben talks about FSE and what’s coming in Kadence Blocks 4. There is some frank talk about FSE and some of why it is in the shape it is. The main event though is about global styles and how CSS is being handled in basically a two level process – advanced CSS options (variables) in the Style Book reflected in easy to use controls in the editor. Some nice stuff in the UI also.

In this video Tomi Harvanek talks about a free tool that designers all too often overlook.