Gallery filters and search: when complexity is worth it
Filterable galleries feel professional. They are also a great way to add friction nobody asked for. Baymard found 36% of filter setups “downright harmful.” When filters earn their place.
WordPress gallery accessibility: WCAG 2.2 checklist
A gallery a keyboard user can’t navigate isn’t ‘mostly accessible’ — it’s locked. WCAG 2.2 added three criteria that hit galleries directly. The checklist.
Migrating from NextGEN Gallery, Envira, and others
Switching gallery plugins sounds like a weekend of dread. It is justified for some plugins and overblown for others — the difference is whether your data is portable.
How to add a gallery to a WordPress page (the right way in 2026)
Adding a gallery takes thirty seconds. Adding one that is fast, accessible, and right on a phone takes a few more decisions — the 2026 version.
Masonry vs grid vs justified gallery layouts (with examples)
Grid, masonry, justified — they look similar in a feature list and behave completely differently with your actual photos. Picking wrong makes good work look amateur.
Native WordPress gallery block vs plugins
WordPress has a built-in Gallery block. For a casual blog it might be all you need. Here is exactly where it stops being enough.
WordPress gallery vs page-builder gallery: pros and cons
You already have Elementor. It has a gallery widget. Do you still need a gallery plugin? The line between “use the widget” and “outgrow it.”
Best WordPress gallery plugins compared
Most “best gallery plugin” lists rank by affiliate commission. This one ranks by the job you are doing — NextGEN, Envira, FooGallery, Modula, Meow, and FotoGrids, fairly.
Lookbook to cart: shoppable galleries in 2026
Social commerce is a $2T+ market that trained shoppers to expect every image to be tappable-to-buy. The static lookbook is becoming a discovery engine.
Mobile product galleries that don’t kill conversions
Mobile is most of your store traffic and a smaller share of orders. The gap is where your mobile product gallery is failing — usually three specific things.