Huge PageMotor UPDATE! Content Types, Content Editor, Plugin Architecture, and Design Options

TOPICS and TIMESTAMPS: ——————————————— • 00:00:00 — Intro to PageMotor and a brief recap • 00:04:20 — Content Types • 00:09:41 — Content Editor • 00:26:12 — Plugin Site Options • 00:27:55 — DNS Prefetching, Preconnection, Preloading • 00:29:50 — Plugin JS + output optimization • 00:33:26 — Plugin Content Options • 00:35:08 — Plugin Theme Options • 00:36:22 — Plugin Options + Functionality Model • 00:41:38 — Plugins and AI • 00:43:36 — Plugin HTML and Box Options • 00:49:18 — Plugin Template Options • 00:52:21 — Adding Plugin CSS to Themes • 00:55:49 — Preview of Theme Design Options • 01:04:58 — Custom CSS • 01:08:12 — Proper Typographical Output • 01:11:33 — Simplified Admin UI vs. WordPress • 01:14:51 — BETA LAUNCH info! • 01:19:44 — How much will PageMotor cost? • 01:20:20 — PageMotor and Ecommerce For more information about the video, check out the key points below: ———————————————— The point of PageMotor is to solve the main problems associated with WordPress. Foremost among them? WordPress' outdated use of Posts (nobody blogs anymore) and the fact every agency/developer now institutes their own collection of custom post types. This creates confusion for end users, lots of work for developers, and a cluttered UI. It looks bad from every angle. PageMotor brings order to this chaotic situation with Content Types designed around the way we actually build and use websites. Next, the WordPress editor saga—the battle between Gutenberg and the Classic Editor—has been a sore spot for the WordPress community since late 2018. There are pros and cons on both sides, but the bottom line is this: The Gutenberg Editor is too complicated for everyday users, and the Classic Editor is too antiquated for the modern internet. Something's gotta give. PageMotor ends this debate with a powerful WYSIWYG editor that functions just like something you're already familiar with—a simple word processor. If you can use a word processor like Google Docs, you can shine with the PageMotor Content Editor. Third, Plugin integrations (think ecommerce) have created a huge gap in the website market. Most people can't afford the agencies that are actually capable of these integrations, and means the "low end" of the market—probably upwards of 80%—has no hope of ever having a fully integrated website with advanced functionality. (And in my experience, most agencies don't do exceptional jobs here, either. The situation looks grim from every perspective.) But the PageMotor Plugin architecture eliminates this gap. The "low end" of the market will find it just as easy as the "high end" when it comes to integrations and extended functionality. The outcome you imagine? It's going to be possible—and delightfully easy—with PageMotor. Another aspect of Plugin integrations that creates a lot of work for developers (and high costs for end users 😒) is the need to integrate Plugin output into existing designs. Functional/technical integration is one thing, but design integration comes with its own nightmarish challenges. PageMotor Theme Design Options provide serious leverage here: Developers can tap into Design Options to offer seamless out-of-the-box integrations that mesh perfectly with the end user's design.