The Site Editor and block themes let your team edit layouts and patterns without a developer. WordPress 7.0 also adds font management that works across block, hybrid and classic themes, and a command palette for editors.
On the AI side, 7.0 comes with an AI Client in core that connects WordPress to generative AI models, and a Connectors screen that manages those external connections in one place. The AI layer connects a model to your site, while your team stays in charge of every word on it.
Two related specialties have their own pages. Headless CMS websites keep an editing screen your team knows while a Next.js front end serves the pages, and a website accessibility audit checks a WordPress theme and its plugins against WCAG 2.2. On every WordPress build, we configure four things.
- Block theme or classic theme, chosen from how much your staff will edit.
- Patterns your team can change safely, with locked areas for the brand.
- Which AI features to switch on, how each one handles your data, and which to leave off.
- Plug-in discipline: fewer plug-ins, each one maintained and kept current.