WordPress Block
23/12/12 - Today I learned a decent approach to doing a multi-step migration from a static site to WordPress theme full site editing block theme. The notes I made along the way turned into this post so I figured I'd leave it here for posterity.
About
The existing site was static because every website build should basically start that way in either a design file like Figma that can be converted in HTML and CSS. It's how I start all of my projects plus when published as static, they're secure, performant, and easy to maintain. I've noticed that half of the sites I have running under a content management system rarely if ever have updates or changes made to them. With the advent of online 'website builders', clients just assume that they need control so I give it to them. I've found that in order to make the mundane more fun, I usually like to challenge myself by learning something new in the process. Since I'm converting this particular site to WordPress and I know that the next phase of the Gutenberg editor is collaboration1, I wanted to go ahead make this site entirely block based so that I'd be up to speed on doing it with larger projects.
Setup
Static 👉🏼 | Hybrid 👉🏼 | Block ✨ |
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