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Allan Cole
Empathetically Challenging Gutenberg
For this challenge I dug up an interesting article from Longreads called “Welcome to the Center of the Universe” and tried to recreate it using our Gutenberg plugin. Here’s a screen capture of how it went: It took about 26min to complete which is pretty quick by my standards. Much of the article’s content in…
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Tammie
A cup of tea with Gutenberg
Gutenberg is a codename for the project focusing on the entire publishing flow of WordPress. The first phase of this is the editor. For those of you that don’t know, Gutenberg works with everything being a block. Content is added by choosing block types, for example it could be an image, a gallery, a paragraph along…
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Ben Dwyer
Gutenberg Empathy Challenge April 2018
Here’s my Gutenberg Empathy challenge. Generally, I enjoyed the experience. I had never used Gutenburg before and I generally found it easy to discover how it works by exploring and playing with it. I have made some assumptions about what is expected from Gutenburg – for example, I would expect themes to be able to…
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Ballio Chan
A trial of Gutenberg – Empathy Challenge #2
All Automattic designers are tasked with rebuilding a Longreads article of their choice, using the latest and greatest version of WordPress’s next-gen editor, Gutenberg. Since I’ve worked on some videos for Gutenberg, this is not my very first time test driving it. BUT, as you might see from my sped up video, I am by…
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Matt Miklic
My Gutenberg Challenge Results
For my Gutenberg empathy challenge, I sought to re-create the Longreads article: “From Ghost Town to Havana: Two Teams, Two Countries, One Game” by Rick Paulas. Here’s the screen recording of my attempt: The very first thing I did was copy over a subtitle, but then experienced a fair amount of confusion when clicking the whitespace…
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Dave Whitley
Gutenberg Test Drive
I spent 30 minutes trying to re-create a Buzzfeed post in order to test drive the Gutenberg editor (v 2.5). Here is a video of the process: Stumbling blocks It appears that .webp images are not supported, and that stumped me for awhile. I tried to drag an image into the media library and it…
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Joen A.
Gutenberg April Empathy Challenge
“Gutenberg” is the codename for a project to bring a brand new editor to WordPress; an editor that makes it easy to create rich layouts without having to know code. Because usage is like oxygen for fixing bugs and improving interfaces, we run “empathy challenges”. These challenge you to empathize with the people using your interface…
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Andrei Slobtsov
Publishing with Gutenberg
At Automattic, we challenge ourselves to continuously use and test the products we work on. This time we are challenging ourselves to re-create a Longreads article using our new (soon to be in Core) block-based editor – Gutenberg. The Challenge Use the latest version of Gutenberg (currently 2.5) Recreate an existing Longreads post as closely as possible Stay…
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Laurel Fulford
Gutenberg, Longreads, and Climate Change in Cities
Like my fellow designers at Automattic, this quarter I spent some time trying to recreate a Longreads story using Gutenberg, the new block-based editor for WordPress. I’ve already had some experience with Gutenberg, but primarily on the theming end of things. I haven’t used it to set up “real” content yet — all the Gutenberg…
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James Koster
Recreating “Are The Teens All Right?” in Gutenberg
In this post I document my experience recreating the Longreads article “Are The Teens All Right?” by Danielle Tcholakian in the Gutenberg editor. In fact I tried to recreate the entire web page, including the header and the footer. I approached this challenge with the assumed mindset of someone fairly new to Gutenberg and recorded…
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