Davinder Singh Kainth has a good weekly WordPress newsletter. The latest issue is out if you are interested.

Checking a website’s accessibility is import for usability and conversions. If people can’t read or use the site, they go elsewhere. In this training Gen Herres does a super fast audit and a quick audit and then compares those to a detailed page audit.

Many of these are tests that people can run with a small amount of training and find out much more information than automated tests provide.

Beaver Builder calls them “modules,” Elementor calls them “widgets,” Bricks calls them “elements,” and Gutenberg calls them “blocks.” It can be confusing. In this article Kevin Geary suggests standardizing names.

Bricks 1.12 has been released. It includes components (as an experimental feature), enhancements to the Query Loop feature, enhancements to the global class manager, enhancements to the query filters feature, and other changes and fixes.

Divi 5, Alpha 7 was just released. They addressed 38 bug fixes and are working on 4 main features: Customizable Breakpoints, Option Group Presets, Divi AI Integration and WooCommerce modules. They are also working on a new grid system based on Flexbox and editable header and footer areas in the builder.

The Spectra team released a new Advanced Loop Builder. Features include Instant search, flexible sorting, front-end filters, and AJAX pagination.

GoDaddy pledges $520,000 to the WP Community Collective to provide funding within the greater WordPress community.

If you are interested in using AI with your WordPress coding, Nick Diego shows how to get setup with Cursor AI. This is the first of a how-to series.

Here is a WordPress fork from one of the former BuddyPress leads. I wonder if we will start seeing more of these personal forks.