Overview of WordPress block theme terms and hierarchy

[westnz]

Lesson: Introduction to Terminology and Theme Hierarchy (smallest to largest)
Architecture

• Posts versus pages

Design (conceptual understanding)

• Blocks
• Patterns
• Template Parts
• Template
• Theme

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[westnz]

Here is the completed script.

Technical review: Joen
Editor: @Soir7

[Flickimp]

Happy to record the Voiceover.

[westnz]

Thank you, @Flickimp 👍

[ervanyuff]

Hi team, I would like to be involved in editing this video 📹

[westnz]

Many thanks @ervanyuff

[westnz]

Ervan, I have shared all the assets via Gmail. Once you receive the voice recording, you can start compiling and editing.

Thank you all for collaborating on this video.

[Flickimp]

@ervanyuff @westnz The Audio is a MP3, that I can't add here. Download from here (available until October 5th).

Download from here: https://we.tl/t-R3iOEglLet

[westnz]

Thank you very much @Flickimp!

[ervanyuff]

Hi team, here is the Overview of WordPress block theme terms and hierarchy video. Please let me know if there any feedback. Thank you 🙏

[kaitohm]

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[westnz]

Review:

• 0:00 - 0:07 Can we re-record the title of the lesson at a faster pace, and you can cut out 'Lesson'
• 0:22 - 0:25 Remove this section as it was merely the heading in the script. We don't have to include it the narration.
• 0:33 The slide should read 'Posts', not 'Post
• 0:54 -1:00 Can we re-record "Posts, on the other hand, are dynamic, chronological content typically used for blogs or news updates."
• 0:56 - 0:57 The transition is off, please improve
• 4:05 -4:06 The screen jumps
• 4:33 - 4:40 The video doesn't work here as the person is working on a completely different platform. Just add a static screenshot of the hierarchy pyramid you used earlier in the video.

Good work, folks!! ⭐

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Looks like much of what @westnz has listed above, remain in the video.

Only 2 things I would suggest:

• at 1:34 it might be helpful to use a different graphic that visualizes the hierarchy on a page/post. Or maybe edit the labels to use the hierarchy terminology.

• at 2:55 where "Templates" is defined, perhaps add "...different page and post types..."

That's it - Good job!

[digitalchild]

This is a nice and clear overview, I only have one observation.

In the comparison of posts vs pages, you say pages are static while posts are dynamic. I would say that posts are time based, while pages aren't.

• Learning outcomes/objectives are clear.
• Technical concepts introduced in the content are accurate.
• The speed of demonstrations are easy to follow.
• The narration audio matches what is shown visually.
• Spelling and grammar are correct.
• Sound quality is consistent throughout the video.
• Brand Usage Guidelines and Promotional Guidelines are being followed.
• Media assets are all in the public domain (CC0).

[westnz]

Thank you for the reviews!!

[westnz]

Hey @ervanyuff, we can go ahead and make the necessary updates/changes.

I have asked @Flickimp to re-record these sentences:

• 0:00 - 0:07 Can we re-record the title of the lesson at a faster pace, and you can cut out ‘Lesson’. Can you read "In this lesson, we'll provide an overview of WordPress block theme terms and hierarchy."
• 0:54 -1:00 Can we re-record “Posts on the other hand are dynamic content typically used for blogs or news updates. Posts are time-based entries displayed in reverse chronological order, so the newest posts appear first." (updated this section)
• 2:55 Please re-record "On the other hand, templates define the overall structure of different page and post types on your WordPress site." (updated this sentence)

[Flickimp]

Updated Audio is here: https://we.tl/t-as3kPJ3W7J
https://we.tl/t-as3kPJ3W7J

[ervanyuff]

Hi team, here's the updated video. Please let me know if there's anything I've missed 🙏

[westnz]

Looks great, I will publish this lesson tomorrow. Thanks, Team!

[westnz]

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