Fueled team members are heading to Phoenix for WordCamp US next week, and we’re looking forward to spending a few days with the WordPress community. We’re especially excited to see our own James Osborne take the stage. James works on Google Site Kit, one of our favorite client…
The official WordPress Browser Extension is now available for Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers and for Safari on macOS, giving WordPress users a cleaner way to browse, manage, and test their websites. The extension was created by Jake Goldman, Founder of 10up and now a…
WordPress 6.9 is here, and with it come features that set the stage for the future of content collaboration and AI-assisted workflows inside the world’s most popular CMS. We’re proud to share that 15 Fueled team members are credited with contributions to the 6.9 release, with 4…
Keeping a website healthy isn’t as simple as pressing “update.” A small plugin tweak or theme change can break a layout, hide a button, or cause other subtle damage to the user experience. For the teams that trust us to maintain their sites, those risks are unacceptable. Our…
As part of a larger effort to improve the accessibility of WooCommerce, the flagship open source eCommerce solution for WordPress, Fueled helped deliver over 140 accessibility improvements, impacting the 7 million+ websites that WooCommerce powers. This achievement comes after a…
Fueled is heading to Portland, Oregon for WordCamp US (WCUS) 2025, taking place August 26–29. WCUS is the premier WordPress conference in the United States, drawing thousands of developers, designers, and digital leaders each year. We’re returning to WordCamp US as a…
At Fueled, our wp-scaffold framework has long helped to jumpstart new WordPress projects by automating boilerplate setup, enforcing foundational engineering best practices, and keeping structure consistent across teams. As our codebases grew, we realized that sharing lower level…
WordPress powers over 40% of websites. When its core gets faster, the larger internet benefits. That’s the ambition behind the WordPress Performance Team: a cross-company initiative focused on improving speed, efficiency, and thus user experience across all WordPress sites. At…
One of the more ambitious design goals behind the new Fueled.com involved bringing to life animated 3D objects in the browser—without relying on WebGL or heavy, real-time rendering. The solution was a custom animation system that simulates 3D using optimized image sequences…
When our partners at Minute Media set out to modernize the front end behind their publishing platform—powering brands like Sports Illustrated and SI Swimsuit—their goals were clear: improve performance, streamline developer experience, and make the stack easier to evolve over…