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Visually navigating templates
If a visually-driven experience exists for swapping out the template that is applied to the post or page you are editing for another one, it seems reasonable that a visually-driven experience for navigating between other template management tasks could also be useful. The following concept explores a “mosaic” view of all the templates that exist…
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More template switching
A follow-up iteration on my a design concept I posted earlier this week: This version makes it simpler to switch templates when you already know which one you want to switch to. No need to enter a dedicated view, just select from the dropdown. I intend to explore how this same pattern might be applied…
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Visual template switching in the WordPress editor
Here’s an iteration on one of the flows shared last week – selecting a different template while editing a post or page. Historically this has been a very lacklustre experience in WordPress, accessed through a select dropdown in the attributes meta box of the post / page edit screen. It’s exciting to explore how we…
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On-canvas editor context switching
A rough and early concept exploring how a user might toggle the visibility of the template for the post being edited, and navigate between content / template editing in the WordPress site editing experience. Block tools that are governed by the template are disabled, but offer an on-canvas pathway to template editing. The visuals here…
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Template interactions in full site editing
This week I’ve been playing around with some more template interactions in the Site Editor. In the concept below I explored how one might toggle the visibility of the template which resolves for the current post – and once visible – how you might switch or edit that template. This is still rough, and will…
James Koster
Adventures in WordPress product design
James Koster 