The problem with WordPress having a new Ui is that, many or all of the tutorials on navigating and doing stuff with the existing UI will go to waste.. RUclips channels will suffer and blogs will have a lot of updating to do, and SEO war to fight.
Hi, Bello. Thanks for your thoughts about updating the WordPress UI to have a more modern feel to attract new users! You're right, and I know what you mean. Updating or changing to a new UI in WordPress would indeed render documentation, tutorials, etc. about the current UI as defunct and outdated. Being in the software industry, we both know that keeping documentation and tutorials updated is a given, as it should of course keep up with the continuous changes applied via updates (whether minor or major). Changes to the UI (albeit major) are no different. E.g. Think of the UI changes/difference between the versions of operating systems (i.e. Windows 10 and 11). Keeping documentation and tutorials abreast with such changes is what will help companies stand out. Cheers, -Edge
Hi Vahan, thank you for the comment. I see that my collegue Faycal is already assisting you with the issue. I apologize for the delay. The support request came in at the end of the work week and we are lightly staffed during the weekends. In any case, I'm sure you're in good hands with Faycal. Let us know if you need anything else. - Carl
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Really good video!!!
Thank you @visualmodo 😊
The problem with WordPress having a new Ui is that, many or all of the tutorials on navigating and doing stuff with the existing UI will go to waste..
RUclips channels will suffer and blogs will have a lot of updating to do, and SEO war to fight.
Hi, Bello. Thanks for your thoughts about updating the WordPress UI to have a more modern feel to attract new users! You're right, and I know what you mean. Updating or changing to a new UI in WordPress would indeed render documentation, tutorials, etc. about the current UI as defunct and outdated. Being in the software industry, we both know that keeping documentation and tutorials updated is a given, as it should of course keep up with the continuous changes applied via updates (whether minor or major). Changes to the UI (albeit major) are no different. E.g. Think of the UI changes/difference between the versions of operating systems (i.e. Windows 10 and 11). Keeping documentation and tutorials abreast with such changes is what will help companies stand out. Cheers, -Edge
Great video Sam
You're right. WordPress and woocommerce have a future, only if the entrepreneurial community does not become lazy in learning and implementing.
@barn2 - can someone finally respond to our support requests?
Hi Vahan, thank you for the comment. I see that my collegue Faycal is already assisting you with the issue. I apologize for the delay. The support request came in at the end of the work week and we are lightly staffed during the weekends. In any case, I'm sure you're in good hands with Faycal. Let us know if you need anything else. - Carl