Introducing Revolution Pro, the First Block-Based Genesis Theme
Introducing Revolution Pro the First BlockBased Genesis Theme
Introducing Revolution Pro, the First Block-Based Genesis Theme
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It’s been more than two months since the release of WordPress 5.0 , and as developers and content creators have been busy familiarizing themselves with new features like the block-based Gutenberg editor , we’ve been hard at work building new themes that incorporate the functionality and flexibility this latest version of WordPress has to offer.
Today, with the release of Revolution Pro, all of those efforts are coming together. Revolution Pro is the first theme we’ve built using Genesis 2.8 , and it was built from the ground up with both the core blocks found in the latest version of WordPress, as well as Atomic Blocks , the go-to source...
As we continue to showcase a sample of the amazing StudioPress themes now available to WP Engine customers, we’re extra excited to bring you this new StudioPress Theme: Breakthrough Pro, which is the first new theme to be launched since our acquisition of StudioPress in June. Breakthrough Pro
When it comes to facilitating a truly enjoyable and productive workplace, it takes more than just the promise of perks and ping pong. Employees want their workplaces to reflect what they value and expect out of the company they work for: trustworthiness, morality, and the opportunity to grow both in
Last week, WP Engine employees from our Limerick and London offices came together for the bi-annual All Hands event in Limerick. All Hands is a 2-day event where employees come to engage with, collaborate, and strategize with employees from other offices. This year’s theme was “Boldly
10 Things Teaching Us About Running Successful Crowdfunding Campaigns
According to influencer marketing agency Mediakix’s latest influencer marketing survey, 89 percent of surveyed marketers say the return on investment is as good as — or better than — other channels. Eight out of 10 also said that they see influencer marketing as “effective” or “very
Freewheeling Freelancers will Dominate the Future Jobs Market
Fortunately, as more people turn to this form of work, so too has the attention of regulatory bodies around the world. Writing for Forbes, Abdullahi Muhammed expects to see increased pressure in the coming years on local, state and national authorities to recognize the fledgling form of freelancing
9 Blockchains Transforming the Way We Pay, Play, and Work
Look past digital currencies’ nosebleed pricing volatility, and you’ll discover a robust, decentralized, secure database. Brands and technologists are quickly figuring out how to put this powerful ledger to good use. Here are several real-world examples that demonstrate cryptos’
Store Finders: Why People Still Need Locator Links
There’s a tension between individual websites and web-dominant titans like Google. On the one hand, you definitely can’t assume that people will remain locked into your site to get information about your services. But, on the other hand, external sites will often offer substandard information
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Usability Testing with Minors: 16 Tips
One of our challenges in testing youths was encouraging them to think aloud as they worked on the tasks. Children and teens tended to be much less talkative than adults, mainly because they were shy or self-conscious. Facilitating minors requires extra work to get the insights you need. For
User Need Statements
As their name suggests, user need statements articulate the end user’s problem we are going to solve, and why it is worth solving. They are a tool to help us stop thinking about users’ needs as nouns and start thinking about them as verbs. When done collaboratively and correctly, they can serve
OK-Cancel or Cancel-OK? The Trouble With Buttons
We get countless questions about small details in UI design that don't matter much to the overall user experience. One classic is the order of buttons in dialog boxes: OK / Cancel Cancel / OK Both are reasonable choices, and people can argue for hours about their preferences: Listing OK
7 Tips for Successful Customization
Customization allows users to make selections and set preferences in a system, with the intent of giving users more control over the user experience. Customization allows users to select the content, layout, functionality or design that appeals to them. However, customization tools require work and
6 Tips for Successful Personalization
Remember that for personalization to work, you must have the content to deliver to those roles. Content creators can struggle to select the right target audience(s) for content when the divisions of users are too fine grained. Personalizing by broader characteristics, such as location, department
The Mobile Checkout Experience
While checking out on Tiffany’s mobile website, one user complained when she noticed that the site didn’t offer a PayPal or Apple Pay option. “I’m like, ‘ugggggh’ why is there not a PayPal or Apple Pay associated with this?” Then, she noticed that the site supported the built-in
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The Mobile Checkout Experience
Adidas.com: The order summary was too low on the page to be easily viewed. Users had to scroll to the very bottom of the Review & Pay page, right above the mobile footer, to see their final order summary information. The information was also collapsed in an accordion, which made it difficult to
Ecommerce UX Trends: User Research Update
Subtle design changes that were likely intended to keep shoppers immersed in the shopping experience can instead act as a distraction. If users don't know if an item was added, they may leave the shopping process to check the cart. Others may add the item again. If shoppers don’t realize
Dropdowns: Design Guidelines
This small study, conducted in front of a crowd of hundreds, shows that sometimes it is enough to run tests with a single user to clearly illustrate a point. Once you see such confusion in action, you realize that using a "helpful" dropdown menu to save users a few keystrokes can hurt more than it
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
Small Pictures on Big Screens: Scaling Up from Mobile to Desktop
For example, as the screen gets wider, scale the image up in width, height, or both, but stop before the image becomes either disproportionately large or hard to understand. Then, crop the image so it works in the new screen dimensions and start expanding this version until the image needs
8 Things Every Business Should Know About Data Recovery
The frequency of backup must be based on data criticality and affordability. And there’s no debate on whether you should create and maintain a regular backup. The point is when and how. You should backup business database nightly. But in case some data is lost in between the backup cycle, use
The Top WhatsApp Backup Solutions for iOS and Android
If you have the same question in mind, then you are at the right place. While WhatsApp is used by over a billion people worldwide, most of them struggle with ways to backup their data. Surprisingly, people don’t know that there are numerous ways to do WhatsApp backup iPhone or Android besides the
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
Secrets of Financial Applications: Traits of Fintech Apps
Two-factor authentication is a good way of securing digital accounts. Two-factor authentication is the most widely-used security measure for these types of applications. Third party services such as Twilio Verify or Twilio Authy allow verification via SMS or a unique app that the user installs on
introducing revolution pro, the first block-based genesis theme
Production Quality Over Cost: What Really Generates Engaging Video Advertising
After producing hundreds of videos for clients, Wistia began to see a pattern in the results. Often, it wasn’t the expensive, glossy videos that were the most well-received by audiences. This led them to theorize that video cost didn’t always equate to video success. Instead, a company could
For Startups, a SaaS Solution is an HR Killer App
Every startup wants to become the next market unicorn. That means that no two startups are likely to do things the same way, or have the same needs in an ATS system. Bullhorn Staffing and Recruiting offers an ATS solution that covers all the standard bases – and has a robust third-party
Introducing Revolution Pro, the First Block-Based Genesis Theme | The Anatomy of a List Entry
The Anatomy of a List Entry
Together, the placement and visual treatment of information create a visual path that leads the eye through the collection of attributes in the order of their importance, making it efficient and easy to scan each list entry. Many users may only need to do a shallow scan of the most important and
6 Rules for Persuasive Storytelling
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A compelling story is nothing without hard facts to back up the narrative. Use insights from qualitative or quantitative testing to help craft your narrative and minimize doubt and gray area. When questions arise from your audience, you can back up your answers with this data. For example, if in
Visibility of System Status
For example, what should happen when a user revisits a previously created wish list that now contains items that are out of stock or no longer sold? The worst user experience would be if those items simply disappeared from the list, with no explanation why. How about a notification at the top of
