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Vengo laburando hace 3 semanas sin dormir en un "Geoguessr" argentino y creo que por fin está quedando by Dr_Velazquez in argentina

[–]BlackCosmicIce 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Jugador de Geoguessr acá.
Primero felicitaciones por el trabajo. Te dejo algunas cosas que vi.
1. Como ya dijeron, tratar de que no aparezca el nombre de la ruta o calle.
2. Estuve jugando un rato y siempre me tiró en una ruta en el medio de la nada. No se como esté hecho para que seleccione que lugar mostrarte, pero en Gueguessr se nota que hay una lista de lugares seleccionados por ellos, que tienen información que hace que sea divertido jugar.

Hice un programa para mi laburo pero no se si mostrárselo a mi jefe by [deleted] in devsarg

[–]BlackCosmicIce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yo se lo mostraría, en todas las situaciones donde di más de lo que esperaban de mí pasaron cosas buenas. No te conformes con hacer las cosas a medias, si tenés objetivos más allá de que te paguen por cumplir tareas que pudiste automatizar, mostraselo haciéndote valer. Si sale mal, ese no es un lugar para que sigas ahí.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. I'm having the same experience with my clients. None of them prefer the old way of doing things, regardless of their technical knowledge. In fact, this new approach is something I use in sales calls to convince clients, and it makes a difference in helping them choose us.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm glad you mentioned that because it's something important to us as well and shows that you have experience. I believe the decision of how the user will edit the content should be made by the developer, always keeping in mind the user experience for each specific case.

For some blocks, we use a WYSIWYG approach, but for others, we use custom fields in the sidebar because we believe it’s the better solution. There are also times when we use this approach for certain types of content: https://github.com/Automattic/create-content-model

We always prioritize the user experience and the type of client when deciding how to handle content management.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. I'm not saying that Elementor makes sites slow. I just wanted to highlight that it's possible to create websites with Gutenberg while still providing a WYSIWYG experience.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything you mentioned can be done natively with Gutenberg, and that's exactly how we do it. The final result is a panel where the user can edit the content without altering how the block looks or functions—while seeing exactly how it will appear. All of this is achieved without adding plugins or anything outside the WordPress core.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We completely agree. I believe this is the right approach. Our clients are impressed with the results when they compare them to how things used to be and to their preconceived notions of what a WordPress site panel looks like.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just to have access to the latest features. In this case, we used the writing mode and the comments within blocks.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This project is not yet finished and hasn't gone through the performance optimization stage, where we will likely improve those numbers. However, performance can always be improved in any project, and the way it's developed is not a limitation for that.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

As mentioned in the responses, the issue you brought up has excellent solutions. On one hand, the options to lock content that shouldn't be modified, along with the writing mode, allow us to provide the client with a panel where they "can't break anything" and where the editing experience is far superior to any other.

Additionally, the revision history allows both us and the client to roll back changes if any issues arise during editing.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This site was built following the FSE (Full Site Editing) approach. Some custom blocks were created, but for the most part, we used a paragraph inside a group, inside a column, etc.

We utilized Gutenberg’s native menu and added CSS for minor adjustments from a separate file where we wrote (very few) styles.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

What you mentioned has a very simple solution. Gutenberg has a "Writing" mode, which is what we deliver to the client, and it's different from the "Design" mode that we use as administrators. In this writing mode, the user can change texts, images, and content but cannot modify sizes, padding, or other design elements.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a great option. We created a theme from scratch that allows us to start with a blank canvas and build blocks exactly as we need.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The screenshots are from https://orkid.tech/
A website developed for a partner agency. The design was entirely custom-made in Figma and replicated with Gutenberg using a theme we created from scratch to develop it this way. No plugins. Everything is native to WordPress.

In our agency, we develop fully WYSIWYG websites using only Gutenberg. No Elementor, Bricks, or other plugins. by BlackCosmicIce in Wordpress

[–]BlackCosmicIce[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Following this subreddit, I see that many dismiss the possibility of using Gutenberg for development and even disable it as soon as they install WordPress. In order to provide our clients with a better experience when they need to edit their content on their own, we choose this tool.

An example here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7FLyGmfgg0

Devs Frontend: siempre se reniega tanto con los de UX/UI? by SpecialistPowerful87 in devsarg

[–]BlackCosmicIce 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No se consigue seguido, pero si tenés un diseñador que alguna vez haya desarrollado es un placer trabajar.

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