Articles
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Why Enterprise WordPress Is Built for the AI Era
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of enterprise operations, and enterprise WordPress is no exception. Marketing teams are using AI to accelerate content production. Editorial teams are experimenting with summarisation, tagging, and content enrichment. Customer experience teams are exploring personalisation and recommendation engines. Internal teams are using AI to improve search, knowledge management, and workflow…
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Understanding website audits: What they are and why they’re important
The digital landscape is constantly evolving. From regular Google updates for competing in SERPs, to performance benchmarks, legal requirements for accessibility, and keeping up with security standards, it’s more important than ever to have a website roadmap in place to ensure your platform is scalable. Whether you’ve just launched a new website or are working…
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The future of WordPress: why the best is yet to come
At Human Made, we’re always looking ahead, ensuring we’re at the forefront of what’s next in the WordPress ecosystem. With its continuous evolution, WordPress remains a dominant force in the digital landscape, and the future promises even more exciting developments. Based on the WordPress roadmap, we can confidently say that the best is yet to…
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Higher education institutions: the WordPress features you really need
Higher education institutions are constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance their digital presence, improve student engagement, and compete on a global stage. Whether it’s attracting and retaining students, engaging with alumni, showcasing research projects, or optimising for visibility and engagement, WordPress offers a flexible, scalable platform that can be tailored to the unique needs of…
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Can we please stop saying ‘Gutenberg’?
It’s been five years now since the Gutenberg project was first introduced to WordPress. The Gutenberg project was, and still is, a re-imagining of the following WordPress components: When you say “Gutenberg”, you are therefore referring to the entire project, which may not be what you actually mean. For a lot of people, the name…