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Q1 has a habit of arriving fast. New campaigns launch. Product updates go live. Traffic spikes. Leadership wants reporting. And…

At WP:26, Human Made’s virtual event exploring the future of WordPress, we asked a simple question: What patterns are shaping…

At WP:26, Human Made’s virtual event exploring the future of WordPress, much of the conversation focused on what’s changing across…

On 12 March 2026, WP:26 assembled the brightest minds in the WordPress ecosystem to explore the trends actively redefining the…

At WP:26, Human Made’s virtual event exploring the future of WordPress, we brought together technologists, publishers, and platform leaders to…

When we started planning WP:26, we kept returning to one question: What patterns are emerging that will shape WordPress in…

Our recent event, WP:26, was a deep dive into the future—and I was completely fired up to see us gather…

By now, every enterprise has a position on ChatGPT. Most have piloted Copilot. A growing number are exploring how large…

Over the last few years, web teams have been sold a familiar promise: break everything apart and you will move…

Search is changing again. Not because people have stopped looking for information, products, or services online, but because the way…

Most conversations about AI in CMS platforms start in the wrong place. They focus on features. Content generators. Chatbots bolted…

For years, the enterprise CMS conversation has treated lock in as a feature. Proprietary platforms promise stability by owning the…

For a long time, enterprise teams have been stuck with an uncomfortable trade-off. In 2026, WordPress breaks it. You could…

Most websites have a launch moment. Very few have a second act. A new site goes live, everyone celebrates, and…

Digital teams today have more tools than ever before. There is a platform for every channel, a system for every…

For more than two decades, WordPress has powered the web by making content creation simple, flexible, and open. Yet as…