Tag: purpose-driven development
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Executive Summary WordPress powers over 40% of the web. Its built-in search has never kept pace with the content discovery expectations of modern users. A search that returns every post containing a keyword, with no sense of relevance or context,…
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Most filter plugins are monolithic. WordPress moved to modular. The WordPress Block Editor introduced a modular content architecture. Blocks are independent, composable units that respect a shared design system through theme.json, communicate through block context, and integrate into a template…
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This is the biggest architectural change since launch. The entire carousel frontend runs on the WordPress Interactivity API. Every interaction, every breakpoint switch, every slide transition goes through WordPress core’s reactive state system. Embla Carousel handles the mechanics underneath. The…
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Groundworx Carousel 3.0.0 is live on WordPress.org. This isn’t a feature update — it’s a rebuild. New carousel engine, new frontend architecture, and a color system that finally works the way WordPress intended. Here’s what changed and why. Why I…
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Why building carousels for clients is harder than it should be Your client wants a carousel—great for mobile, where swiping feels natural. But here’s where it gets complicated: you need it to work differently on larger screens, meet accessibility standards,…
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We’ve rebuilt the Filter Text block. Autocomplete now only suggests content that actually exists on your site, and the entire plugin now follows WCAG accessibility guidelines. Autocomplete That Guarantees Results The Filter Text block now has autocomplete with two modes:…