A Sneak Preview of the New WordPress Dashboard

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[@flaviohnay]

Seems very confusing

[@TheWebMonkey]

I can see why

[@TheWebMonkey]

What do you think of this new WordPress dashboard?

[@sarahtownsend3115]

Alex, will you be creating a new Udemy course to introduce WordPress 6.3? I am a former tech, and as with any change I am always reluctant to change from what I know and am comfortable with. But it's the nature of the beast. The ability to adapt is crucial.

[@TheWebMonkey]

You are right about the need to adapt Sarah. Regarding 6.3, the changes are not substantial enough to warrant creating a whole new course. From what I gather, the changes will involve slight tweaks to the site editor and a few upgrades to the Gutenberg blocks. I believe 6.4 or 6.5 will be the major change that might prompt a new course.

[@abdobzn2008]

I completed building an e-commerce website with WordPress and woocommerce. It's a beginner level and now I don't want to keep the pages default as they are like shop page. I want to give my e-commerce website more value like designing and adding new features to the sections ( make the site accessible to the visitor), Is there any tutorial made by you that makes my web shop more valued ? you recommend for me.

[@abdobzn2008]

On Udemy sir.

[@Harathor]

Look badly designed and will slow down people for no reason. Sadly sometimes UX designer should slow down not everything should be a revolution

[@TheWebMonkey]

Agreed. Not everything needs to be changed.

[@tonybp]

It seems Wordpress has been making changes because "they have to"... just for the sake of it.

[@TheWebMonkey]

Yeah some changes like this one seem unnecessary