We don’t have thousands of staff like the big government departments, hospitals and local councils that we support, but we still need an intranet.

Posts about the GovIntranet WordPress theme.
We don’t have thousands of staff like the big government departments, hospitals and local councils that we support, but we still need an intranet.
The current version of GovIntranet uses the classic editor for custom post types such as news and events. This will be withdrawn from support in future versions of WordPress. So we’re making plans to be ready for the block editor interface.
The WonderWall module of GovIntranet has been in place on a number of client intranets for a few years. And now we have seen the first self-nomination on a wall.
In a bid to help clients make their intranets more accessible, I’ve created an admin report to show a pass or fail for AA and AAA colour contrast checkpoints across regular and large text sizes.
After lockdown was announced, I was pleased to discover that all my clients could access their intranets from outside their office workplaces.