When WordPress 5.0 was released with the block editor in late 2018, the version was heralded as a better editing experience with a new interface for creating content.
While many users welcomed the change, the initial version was not without issues.
Usability and accessibility issues caused a lot of pain points for long time WordPress users, especially screen reader users.
Subsequent versions resolved many of the issues, and work is continuing with bug fixes and enhancements to improve usability and accessibility.
But for WordPress users who are frustrated with the block editor, there is an alternative: ClassicPress. Continue reading Is It Time to Consider ClassicPress, Alternative to WordPress?
