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WordPress 6.3 is set to be released on August 8th, 2023, bringing a cohesive site editing experience thanks to expanded functionality, richer interfaces, and a dedicated focus on polish. This culmination of work will usher in the Phase 2 finale of Gutenberg.
This release aims to make it easier for users to edit pages, manage navigation, and adjust styles all directly in the Site Editor. It also seeks to provide detailed, relevant information when exploring different parts of the site, such as showing the number of posts per page when viewing relevant blog templates. In addition to these improvements, the release is anticipated to include convenient access to revisions across post types (templates, template parts) and styles, the ability to preview block themes, a command tool to speed up workflows, new curated patterns, font management options, and a few new blocks. The following sections will break down the main focus areas, including aspects of the broader Core work that contribute to the overall WordPress experience.
Here’s a design prototype from @saxonfletcher that brings together some of those pieces to offer some inspiration and excitement: