Tammie Lister

@karmatosed

Design , artist, experience creator. WordPress contributor, previously . Passionate about open source. Often found drinking tea. she/her

UK
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Joined December 2006
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  1. Jul 28

    Theme creation in WordPress today is easier. I tried to explain why I think so a little more indepth here: . It’s hard sometimes to remember where we’ve come from and look at the context of the new.

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  2. Jul 27

    The work and proposal around design tools for the editor in WordPress is inspiring. Here is why I think design tools are critical to site editing:

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    Jul 27

    I just updated my post on building block patterns with updated snippets and newer $pattern_properties array items (viewportWidth and blockTypes).

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  4. Jul 26

    Designers grow in open source and it’s time to show how these projects can nurture, grow new potential. Time to change the approach from framing design as needed, to what these projects can give designers:

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  5. Jul 23

    Testing isn’t just for releases, test by using the new WordPress experience regularly:

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  6. Jul 22

    The labels and words we use for people matter when creating products: . I was inspired by a tweet from . Language truly can impact process.

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    Jul 21

    This is important. So many people and disciplines are responsible for making great software. Don't lose sight of that and be mindful of how you're talking about the disciplines involved in the process.

    I really struggle with the terms "non-code" and "non-technical." Like, reducing dozens of professions that are essential to the creation of quality software to "they're not code" just feels wrong. A convenient short hand, but I think we need move beyond it. Language matters!
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    Jul 21

    9/ Block templates Block templates are 100% block-based, instead of php-based — meaning you may use any block, or block template part, in them. Here's a guide all about block templates:

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    Jul 20

    The WordPress Pattern Directory is live via

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  10. Jul 20

    I love seeing 2 of my favourite things together… blocks and BuddyPress. Congrats everyone on this release!

    Screenshot of the BuddyPress Widget Block User Interface
    Screenshot of a converted BuddyPress Widget Block
    Photo of Restaurant Pizzeria Chez Mico in Sanary, France taken by @imath
    BuddyPress 9.0.0 “Mico” This release adds support for Widget Blocks, coming soon in WordPress 5.8!
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  11. Jul 20

    I wrote a post sharing some tips for creating using the full site editor in WordPress:

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  12. Jul 18

    Open window… instantly five beetles say hi and four flies introduce themselves as wanting to come in… welcome to the country side. In the near distance a bird looks interested in exploring indoors living.

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  13. Jul 18

    I hope to see more games exploring emotions, seeing what paces there other than fast gaming. There will always be a space for every type of gaming because humans are varied, there just should be a variety. Game space can do so much good for some.

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  14. Jul 18

    Even daily quests provide benefits. You achieve and learn to achieve. Yes it’s virtual but you are doing and sometimes for some that’s what’s needed. Play is a safe space to create patterns.

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  15. Jul 18

    A common theme in cozy games is loss, memory or death processing. This is incredibly beneficial therapeutic wise to so many. A safe place to process. Not an alternative to therapy but certainly can be a part of your journey.

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  16. Jul 18

    Cozy gaming has made gaming accessible and open to so many more it fills me with delight. The stories the games in this genre tell gently but with care and warmth and often so touching. My current love is Cozy Grove.

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  17. Jul 17

    An awesome happy birthday to and a big virtual hug from across the sea. You are amazing and it’s a pleasure to have got to share every conversation and moment with you over the years. ♥️🎂🎉

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  18. Jul 17

    Words can be confusing right now around all the new in WordPress. I am attempting to clear that for myself with a lexicon. It’s my interpretation of terms to ensure I am being clear as I learn and likely will iterate:

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  19. Jul 17

    Yesterday I wrote about my current explorations using the new features in WordPress to create themes, today I wrote about my process: and shared some observations.

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  20. Jul 16

    My journey of discovering the new WordPress theme features continues to be an adventure. I wrote a post as way station check of things that have happened and thoughts so far:

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