When you start using the WordPress block editor to write a post or page, the number of panels, boxes, and choices that display while you’re editing can be overwhelming.
That’s what I’ve heard from my clients who transitioned from the classic editor to the block editor.
Continue reading Quick Tip: Manage Your WordPress Block Editor Preferences
Much to the delight of people in our community, the annual Plymouth Art in the Park in downtown Plymouth, Michigan returned this weekend after a one-year hiatus (due to the COVID pandemic).
The three-day art fair is a popular event in our area, bringing over 400 artists from around the country to what is promoted as Michigan’s second largest art fair (the Ann Arbor Art Fair is the largest).
Continue reading Photo of the Week: Plymouth Art in the Park
If you’re new to my blog, each Friday I publish a post highlighting my favorite user experience, accessibility, WordPress, CSS, and HTML posts I’ve read in the past week.
And this year marks the 11th year of roundups, over 500 link roundups published weekly since my first roundup post in August 2011.
In this week’s web design and development news roundup, you’ll learn about designing for non-native English speakers, find out what web a11y means, discover how to use HSL (Hue, Saturation, Lightness) in your CSS, and more. Continue reading July 9, 2021 Weekly Roundup of Web Design and Development News