Tagged “WordPress Theming”

There are 32 posts tagged with WordPress Theming.

2018

(1 post)
  1. Front End Design, WordPress Themes and the Future

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    If you work on WordPress themes, your role will evolve.

2017

(5 posts)
  1. The Promise of Gutenberg: Themes as More Design, Less Baggage

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    This changes everything.

  2. The Next Chapter for Themes

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    Customers want their sites to look just right. They don’t want to learn a theme.

  3. Twenty Seventeen on WordPress.com

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    The finish line after the finish line.

  4. Themers as Shipbuilders

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    I want you to sail them.

  5. Contributing to Twenty Seventeen

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    Sami shares some good advice.

2016

(11 posts)
  1. Behind the Scenes of WordPress.com Themes with David Kennedy

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    A peek at what I do at WordPress.com with WordPress themes.

  2. Twenty Seventeen in Trunk

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    Look out, committing in WordPress.

  3. Hello Twenty Seventeen

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    Whoa, I'm leading this thing.

  4. What We Look for in Themes for WordPress.com

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    Have a better chance of getting a premium theme on WordPress.com.

  5. Introducing Theme User Experience Requirements

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    Putting these best practices into your themes on WordPress.org and elsewhere means anyone using them will have an easier time getting to what they really want to do.

  6. Themers, Themes and the Content Creation in WordPress

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    A few fun WordPress questions to think about.

  7. Goodbye Thematic

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    Thematic taught me so much.

  8. Display a Featured, Featured Image in WordPress

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    I wrote a tutorial about featured images on ThemeShaper.

  9. A Collection of WordPress Theme Review Tips

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    A few tips on reviewing WordPress themes for quality.

  10. Meet Components

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    A WordPress theme starter project to make creating different types of themes easier.

  11. Learn More About Themes and User Experience

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    WordPress themes are for users.

2015

(11 posts)
  1. WordPress 4.4 and More

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    Really enjoying being a part of this community.

  2. Themes are for Users

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    A blog post adaption of my 2015 WordCamp U.S. talk about WordPress themes.

  3. Theme History and WordPress

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    A dive into the history of premium themes, Kubrick and more.

  4. You and the Future of WordPress Themes

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    Designers in the WordPress community should release more theme design ideas.

  5. Theming with the REST API

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    A new way to theme, perhaps?

  6. How to Create Better, More Accessible WordPress Themes

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    Detailed and thoughtful, plus it's not as hard as you might think.

  7. Theme, Don't be My Everything

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    Don't do too much in one go.

  8. Gulp JS File for WordPress Themes

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    Make the robots do it.

  9. Building a Strong Foundation with Keyboard Accessibility

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    It all starts with your keyboard.

  10. Up Your Theming Game by Reviewing Themes

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    Get better by reviewing other people's work.

  11. WordPress Theme Pattern Library for Accessibility in Development

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    Making it easier to make accessible WordPress sites.

2014

(2 posts)
  1. Lessons from Building an Accessible WordPress Theme

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    A summary of a talk I gave at WordCamp Lancaster in 2014.

  2. What Should Twenty Fifteen Look Like?

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    Thinking about the next default WordPress theme.

2013

(1 post)
  1. Quick Wins for Accessible WordPress Themes

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    The basis for a lightning talk on accessible WordPress theming.

2012

(1 post)
  1. The Why of WordPress Themes

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    When to use different types of themes in WordPress.

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