This is truly impressive! To make it even more user-friendly, I'd love to see a no-code solution for handling parameters and components, eliminating the need to sift through documentation for setup. However, despite this suggestion, the potential of this solution is still remarkable and highly appreciated.
As an integrated approach/holistic design person, I liked the analogy. From this perspective, we can think that web design is the process of creating a "neural network interface" that can communicate with humans and artificial intelligence. The human brain is a neural network, so an AI. Within this landscape, web design should have a similar design language, and that is the Atomic design, I guess:)
Would love more in-depth exploration around that last part - edting Personify parameters for use cases where more control is needed. Seems eve so slightly different than normal parameter management.
We have had a lot of questions / requests related to parameters on Personify Components. This would be a great video for us to do, exploring advanced Parameters. We'll certainly keep in mind for the future. Thanks for your feedback.
Cornerstone (the builder behind X and Pro) is welcoming new customers everyday with hundreds of thousands of users and growing. We appreciate the kind words and help in continuing to spread the word!
Is there a parameter builder tool? I would give into atoms and molecules more if I had something to let me take a base component and easily pick and choose which primary attributes I wanted to expose as a parameter. As things stand it's a lot of work to design a set of parameters IMO. Atoms, Components and Scaffolds are the way forward for sure.
No Parameter Builder as you know, but that is where Personify shines. It has done virtually all of the "builder" part by including hundreds of Components that can be used as is for your own new Components or extended further with Parameters, all of which are inventoried here: theme.co/docs/parameters
Those kind of updates show how well thought out X and Pro really are, and how it matured over time.
Thank-you very much! We work to keep moving the ball forward :)
This is truly impressive! To make it even more user-friendly, I'd love to see a no-code solution for handling parameters and components, eliminating the need to sift through documentation for setup. However, despite this suggestion, the potential of this solution is still remarkable and highly appreciated.
Thanks Anders!
As an integrated approach/holistic design person, I liked the analogy. From this perspective, we can think that web design is the process of creating a "neural network interface" that can communicate with humans and artificial intelligence. The human brain is a neural network, so an AI. Within this landscape, web design should have a similar design language, and that is the Atomic design, I guess:)
Deep thoughts!
Would love more in-depth exploration around that last part - edting Personify parameters for use cases where more control is needed. Seems eve so slightly different than normal parameter management.
We have had a lot of questions / requests related to parameters on Personify Components. This would be a great video for us to do, exploring advanced Parameters. We'll certainly keep in mind for the future. Thanks for your feedback.
The components feature (and the editing accessibility) is amazing. I wonder why X isn't being more recognized amongst the WP ecosystem?
Cornerstone (the builder behind X and Pro) is welcoming new customers everyday with hundreds of thousands of users and growing. We appreciate the kind words and help in continuing to spread the word!
Is there a parameter builder tool? I would give into atoms and molecules more if I had something to let me take a base component and easily pick and choose which primary attributes I wanted to expose as a parameter. As things stand it's a lot of work to design a set of parameters IMO. Atoms, Components and Scaffolds are the way forward for sure.
No Parameter Builder as you know, but that is where Personify shines. It has done virtually all of the "builder" part by including hundreds of Components that can be used as is for your own new Components or extended further with Parameters, all of which are inventoried here: theme.co/docs/parameters