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Over the last few years, the WordPress project has been transforming the way users create and manage content on their websites. The introduction of blocks and the editing experience surrounding them has provided people with increased flexibility and expressive options.
The Gutenberg project has undergone several phases since its inception. It began with the introduction of the block editor in WordPress 5.0, which allowed users to create and edit content using modular blocks. It then followed with a second phase, bringing the block editing experience to the rest of the site.
As the project evolved, new features were introduced to enhance the user experience further. Patterns, for instance, allowed users to reuse predefined block combinations and layouts, helping streamline the design process. Block themes enabled creators to fully embrace the blocks for an entire website, from header to footer. The community’s collaborative spirit has fostered an ever-growing library of resources that empower users to create stunning and highly functional websites.