Control your WordPress dashboard and theme design with voice commands
We'll evaluate and integrate the best voice recognition technology for WordPress.
High accuracy, supports multiple languages, cloud-based
Built into browsers, no external dependencies, limited to Chrome/Edge
Enterprise-grade, excellent accuracy, paid service
Recommended: Google Speech API for its balance of accuracy, language support, and reasonable pricing.
Define what the plugin can do and which design elements it can control.
We'll implement a natural language processor to understand variations of commands like "I want a blue background" or "Set background color to blue".
Create an intuitive settings panel for the plugin.
Press and hold the microphone button to speak commands...
Ensure the plugin works across different themes and configurations.
| Test Category | Description | Themes | Tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core Functionality | Basic voice commands for dashboard navigation | Default, Twenty* series, Popular themes | PHPUnit, Jest |
| Design Controls | Theme modification commands | Themes with customizer support | Cypress, Puppeteer |
| Performance | Impact on page load and response time | Lightweight and heavy themes | Lighthouse, WebPageTest |
| Compatibility | Works with popular plugins | Various theme/plugin combinations | BrowserStack, CrossBrowserTesting |
We'll implement CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions to automatically test the plugin against a matrix of WordPress versions, PHP versions, and popular themes with each commit.
Provide clear instructions for installation and usage.
Upload the plugin ZIP file through WordPress admin > Plugins > Add New, or install via FTP to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Navigate to Settings > Voice Control to configure your microphone settings and preferred voice commands.
Click the microphone icon in the admin bar or say "Hey WordPress" (if enabled) followed by your command.
If voice commands aren't working, check microphone permissions in your browser and ensure you're using HTTPS (required for speech recognition in most browsers).
API selection, technical specifications, UI wireframing
Voice recognition integration, dashboard navigation, basic commands
Design modification features, theme compatibility layer
Automated testing, user testing, bug fixes
User guide preparation, WordPress.org submission