The method
Use this prompt set to identify potential risks when migrating to or using the Gutenberg editor in WordPress. Copy and paste each prompt into your LLM, refining your query by specifying particular plugins or design concerns. This ensures comprehensive planning.
The prompts
Prompt 1
I'm considering migrating a large WordPress website from a classic editor to Gutenberg. What are the potential risks and challenges I should anticipate in terms of design consistency, plugin compatibility, SEO, and user training? Provide specific examples of common problems encountered during similar migrations and suggest mitigation strategies for each risk.
Prompt 2
Our website heavily relies on several custom-built shortcodes and advanced custom fields (ACF) within the classic WordPress editor. How might these elements be affected by a switch to Gutenberg? What are the best practices for converting or replacing these features to ensure a seamless transition and maintain existing website functionality? Specifically, address potential performance implications and accessibility concerns.
Prompt 3
We're launching a new website based on Gutenberg. What are the inherent security risks associated with using Gutenberg blocks, and how can we minimize these risks? Consider vulnerabilities related to custom block development, third-party block plugins, and potential XSS attacks. Provide a checklist of security best practices for developing and maintaining a secure Gutenberg-based website, including recommendations for input sanitization and output encoding.