WordPress

Discover Blueprints Gallery in WordPress Studio to browse, preview, and launch reusable WordPress setups locally in seconds. Source

Building a website should feel exciting, not overwhelming. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the beta launch of the Easy Site Editor on WordPress.com, a brand new way to create and customize your site through the power of conversation. A friendlier way to edit your site We’ve been listening closely to our community, and one……

One of the best parts of blogging is the ability to share something with the people you care most about. Over the last few weeks, we’ve built a WordPress.com feature to make that easier. It’s geared to the kind of short, casual thing you’d otherwise send in a group chat or email. Today we’re introducing……

WordPress Workspace is an macOS companion that turns your website into a full productivity suite. Ask the WordPress Agent, dictate, upload images, capture screenshots, and transform text with the voice, history, media, and structure your site already contains. Source

The AI assistant now on every paid plan, Studio Code beta for developers, and a new theme for short-form blogging. Plus some quality-of-life fixes. Source

Our new free WooCommerce course shows you how to set up, design, and launch a fully working online store on WordPress.com in about an hour. Source

At WordPress.com, we believe short thoughts deserve a real home. Today we’re introducing a new theme built for quick posts, replies, and reblogs: the kind of writing that lives somewhere between a tweet and a blog post, on a site that’s entirely yours. If you’ve been thinking about starting your own small, private social network……

Studio Code is a CLI coding agent for WordPress that builds sites from descriptions, manages local environments, and validates content. Now in beta. Source

Test the WordPress 7.0 beta on WordPress.com, upgraded the block editor and fix fatal plugin errors in just one click. Source

Spry Fox has grown its audience for 15 years with a blog, newsletter, and community. Here’s why their WordPress.com site still matters. Source