An enhancement to the WordPress media editor that enforces accessibility standards. By adding fields for decorative marking and long descriptions, this project demonstrates a deep commitment to WCAG compliance and a belief that accessibility should be a built-in feature, not an afterthought.
This WordPress plugin registers a new "Filtered Image" block that lets users pick a named filter preset and adjust its intensity. Filters are applied with CSS only, so they are reversible, lightweight, and the original image keeps its alt text.
Integration of podcast data into custom post types, demonstrating the ability to ensure seamless content management within WordPress.
Synchronization of WordPress content across multiple environments, demonstrating the ability to maintain consistency and streamline content management processes at scale.
We've all been there. A client wants a collection of logos, but they're all different sizes and shapes. I'd just been through this when I found this fantastic article, and…
Create a beautifully structured, developer-first showcase directory for your WordPress plugins, themes, and patterns - powered by Git. The bulk of what you see on this site is handled via…
A configurable tag cloud widget for WordPress. Yeah, tag clouds are pretty much over at this point, but at the height of their popularity this plugin had over 100,000 users.
Keith Solomon