Finding the Next Right Thing
It’s my last day at StellarWP. I’m setting out to find the next right thing, a new chapter well worth doing.
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It’s my last day at StellarWP. I’m setting out to find the next right thing, a new chapter well worth doing.
The next era of WordPress products won’t be won by features or AI, but by clear, intuitive experiences that make users feel capable from the first click.
AI doesn’t replace human support; it scales access to better answers and makes documentation more effective.
CLAP isn’t software—it’s how we capture, label, and act on real customer feedback to shape better products. Here’s how to start doing it too.
WordPress adds your Customizer CSS inline. I wanted it in a proper stylesheet—so I built a tiny plugin to do exactly that.
AI (and Cursor) wrote the code—but making TLDRWP a great WordPress plugin took experience, taste, and user insight.
Users say “not intuitive” when they don’t get value fast. Here’s how to fix your plugin’s first impression—and reduce time to value.
This round of new, free WordPress plugins gave me some nostalgia! Softaculous!? Also see my summary of the design updates to the forums and plugin directory.
A walkthrough of my experiment building a WordPress plugin completely with AI. It’s made me a believer.
Focusing on Discoverability and Adoption, I go step by step to GLAM the readme of Simple Giveaways.
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