WordPress 5.0 is here, and with it comes Gutenberg , the new content editing platform that will serve as the default replacement for the classic editor .
We’re excited about what Gutenberg has in store , and as users ramp up and start to get a feel for it, we’re re-releasing six StudioPress themes that now include built-in features and advanced Gutenberg support to help you get the most out of the new editing experience. Those six themes are:
Authority Pro
Essence Pro
Magazine Pro
Infinity Pro
Monochrome Pro
Breakthrough Pro
While all StudioPress themes are Gutenberg-ready, these six themes have been modified specifically to let you do more with...
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In addition to all of the above, the Genesis Framework will be further upgraded for Gutenberg with the release of version 2.8 in Q1 2019. 2.8 will include built-in features that allow you to easily and efficiently style and control Gutenberg blocks as well as auto-load demo content, which can arm
New year, new you, did you say? Well, that was our reality in 2018 as we rolled out some of our favorite new platform additions. We took the lead on the Amazon Polly plugin, the first plugin to bring voice technology to WordPress. The WP Engine Digital Experience Platform continued to evolve and
A marketplace solution for IoT development through decentralized smart contract ledger
Otherwise, the person cannot have the desired item. Smart contracts are based on blockchain technology and hence, it works in a decentralized manner ensuring security and immutability of the contract. Ethereum is one such private blockchain platform that enables the creation of smart contracts. As
A 60-Second Trailer of the 60-Day Report on Cybersecurity
Melissa Hathaway came across our radar recently when President Obama tasked the former Bush administration aide with leading a 60-day review of Bush’s Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative; a largely classified, purported $30 billion, multi phase plan to address cybersecurity issues
Transparency In The Cryptocurrency Ecosystem with James Giancotti
Giancotti also sees the market becoming more serious. Some of the brightest people he worked with at JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have gone into blockchain funds. Giancotti lays out a simple reason why: the future will be shaped by blockchain. These trends—and their customers’
The Most Hated Online Advertising Techniques
While, as a whole, web usability has improved over these past several years, history repeats and designers make the same mistakes over and over again. Designers and marketers continuously need to walk a line between providing a good user experience and increasing advertising revenue. There is no
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Service Blueprinting in Practice: Who, When, What
This mental model can be viewed as an extension of the previous mental model, service blueprinting as an exercise and framework; however; people who view service blueprinting as a collaborative tool emphasize the goal to align, communicate, and create shared understanding amongst varied roles
UX Responsibilities in Scrum Ceremonies
The retrospective is a great time for UX to talk about process changes; because the topic of the meeting is to reflect on the team’s processes, people will be more receptive to suggestions. In developer-focused environments, it can be difficult to advocate for process changes that will improve
Mobile: Native Apps, Web Apps, and Hybrid Apps
Maintaining a native app can be complicated not only for users, but also for developers (especially if they have to deal with multiple versions of the same information on different platforms): Changes have to be packaged in a new version and placed in the app store. On the other hand, maintaining a
Why Personas Fail
The truth is; Yes, they do already know a ton about customers, so it’s sometimes hard to justify doing research on a body of people you have been working with for years. In these situations, it is beneficial to think of personas and present them as an alignment tool rather than a research
Assessing the Usability of a User Interface Standard
The question about whether they would comply with the standard under all circumstances divided the developers into two camps, with 33% who would sometimes deviate from the standard. Of the 67% "loyalists," only 27% were "blind loyalists" who would follow the standard no matter what, whereas the
Creepiness–Convenience Tradeoff
Many people in our research reported being apprehensive at first about technologies due to their perceived creepiness, which caused uneasiness that outweighed the product’s perceived benefits. However, for some of our participants, the uneasiness wore off over time. Eventually, they came to
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When and How to Create Customer Journey Maps
The map should align touchpoints (times when the actor in the map actually interacts with the company) and channels (methods of communication or service delivery, such as the website or physical store) with user goals and actions. These elements deserve a special emphasis because they are often
UX Mapping Methods Compared: A Cheat Sheet
Designing and developing a product often involves a large team of people with different backgrounds and experiences who must be on the same page about the project goals, the user needs and behaviors, and even the component processes involved. This common understanding is often built with
User Intent Affects Filter Design
Filters are among the top web innovations since, well, the Internet. These controls allow us to quickly find the needle in the haystack on information-rich sites, such as travel sites or ecommerce sites. Brands have built their reputations for their ability to narrow results efficiently. Filters
Using Swipe to Trigger Contextual Actions
Burying key actions behind a contextual swipe prevents users from discovering them. Most users expect to use contextual swipe to find destructive actions, such as Delete and Remove: not only was this the original use of the gesture (and thus the best known), there’s also a bit of a metaphorical
Basic Patterns for Mobile Navigation
However, on mobile devices, both navigation and search come at a price: they occupy screen space and grab users’ attention, both of which are at an even higher premium on mobile than on desktop. If the screen space is really scarce, a search box or navigation links at the top of the page can
Internet of Things Makes it Easier to Steal Your Data
Now we learn about more companies collecting too much data from their users. To protect themselves, they start to encrypt the data which their products transmit. The data encryption solves the problem in a certain way. It makes it harder to steal the data. And at the same time encryption makes it
Which Countries Have the Strictest Internet Censorship?
The government blocks a broad range of content under two separate wings. The Ministry of Public Security restricts access to politically controversial content such as the websites of banned political parties, human rights organization and those that are critical of the government. The Ministry of
A 60-Second Trailer of the 60-Day Report on Cybersecurity
She explained that the original design of the Internet was driven more by considerations of interoperability rather than security, and as a result we are now faced with almost insurmountable issues. Some examples include online criminals who steal our information, mass bandits who have the ability
Fifteen Podcasts You Must Listen to in 2019
This podcast, with host Tiffani Bova, is like listening in on two friends talking over coffee. With her eclectic guest lineup including leading thinkers, Best Selling Authors, an Olympic Athlete, an NFL Coach, and a Grammy Nominated Artist all sharing what they have learned along the way, and
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How to Battle Anxiety and Depression as an Entrepreneur
However, 30 percent of entrepreneurs (almost 1 in 3) experience depression in their lives. There are many reasons for this. First, society puts a lot of pressure on the entrepreneur to succeed. Small business owners work extended work hours. They often struggle to form a vibrant personal life. The
How to Manage Conflict at Work
Hearing someone vent and complain can be the hardest because your opponent may say things that you think are unfair or wrong. However, you should be willing to listen because you need to hear their perspective. Listen carefully and you’ll find you can learn some amazing things. You’ll often
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100 Million Websites
Even though there will be many more sites to come in absolute numbers, what matters to the user experience is the rate of change , which has stabilized. From tech explosion to commodity in only 15 years: that's in itself an indication of the fast-moving nature of the modern world. It probably took
Aspects of Design Quality
Note that a perfect score wouldn't indicate a site with perfect usability. A score of 100% would simply indicate that the site got full marks with respect to the current state of the art in all the usability aspects we evaluated. In actuality, the highest-scoring site in our study got a rating of
Scoped Search: Dangerous, but Sometimes Useful
People are task focused: they think about the end result, not about what the interface allows them to do (or what the system has selected on their behalf). Most often, they start typing in the search box and click Go without bothering to look around for drop-downs or autosuggestions and to make
