wp-theme-dev

To scaffold a WordPress block theme for WP.org submission, generate a project structure with proper directory layout, theme.json configuration, accessible templates, compliant readme.txt, and style.css headers.

Theme.json is a configuration file used in block themes to define global styles, block presets, and template settings, ensuring consistent design and layout control throughout the full site editing experience.

Yes, this approach supports building classic, child, and hybrid WordPress themes by guiding scaffold generation, template creation, and asset organization to maintain modular architecture and proper prefixing.

To ensure WordPress theme accessibility compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA standards, enforce accessibility guidelines throughout scaffold generation, template creation, and asset organization during the entire build process.

The best way to organize assets in WordPress theme development is to enforce modular architecture and proper enqueuing practices during scaffold generation, ensuring maintainability and compliance with coding standards.

No, you do not need to manually prepare license compliance files, as the scaffolding process automatically enforces licensing compliance and generates ready-for-submission documentation like readme.txt for review.