Every screen of wp-admin, one by one.

• Top barSearch, a New menu, notifications and your account, with Dark, Light and System.
• SidebarGrouped under Content, Site and Plugins, in sentence case.
• ⌘K paletteJump to any screen, setting, action or post by typing.
• The “…” menuItems other plugins add to the top bar gather in one menu.
• Notice trayPlugin notices wait in one tray instead of stacking above every page.
• Instant navigationThe next screen loads while you point at it; the frame stays still.
• Front-end barEdit, page settings, New and History on the live site, or a floating pill.
• Phone layoutOne-row top bar and a menu drawer with submenus that open in place.

• Greeting and attention lineWhat needs you today, in one sentence.
• Page viewsPlinth’s own counter. No personal data stored, editors not counted.
• Site healthWordPress’s own score as a ring, with what to fix first.
• Continue writingRecent drafts and a quick draft box.
• Brochure layoutFor sites without a blog: enquiries, pages and the site’s own content types.
• EnquiriesFrom Elementor Pro form submissions, with Reply and Mark handled.
• SecurityBlocked attacks and failed sign-ins, when Wordfence is installed.
• From your pluginsOther plugins’ widgets in a tidy grid below Plinth’s own.

• Posts and PagesStatus tabs, chips and a two-line date. Pages grouped by purpose, with where each appears in menus.
• Quick edit and UndoEdit in the row. Trash a post and Undo comes with the confirmation.
• Media libraryGrid or list, filters and an attachment inspector.
• One media pickerThe same picker for logos, galleries, any file and the site-icon crop.
• Insert media in ElementorA missing-alt filter, a heavy-file warning and alt text suggested from the file.
• CommentsModeration in one list, or comments switched off where you don’t want them.
• CategoriesInline add, a side panel for editing and “Merge into…”.
• RevisionsWord-level changes, side by side or inline.
• Editor interruptionsSession expired, post locked, a newer backup, connection lost.

• PluginsSwitches, update chips, upload, delete in the row, or drop a .zip anywhere.
• Update cardPlugin and theme updates in one card, tagged Security fix or New features.
• Upload a pluginChoose, review, install, done, with versions compared before replacing.
• Add pluginsSearch, plugin details and “Browse by tag”.
• ThemesA side sheet that checks what changes before you activate, with Switch back.
• MenusAdd, drag and preview the header or footer as you build it.
• CustomizerPanels with summaries and a framed preview at three widths.
• SettingsSix screens behind one section nav, with live examples and a save bar.
• Settings → PlinthSearch every setting, and export them to set up the next site the same way.
• Users and profileClean lists with each person’s photo, and plugin profile fields gathered in their own card.
• Arrange menuReorder the sidebar and choose what each role sees. Nothing is removed.
• UpdatesCore, plugins and themes, with a hint when an update changes the database.

• Tools homeEvery tool on one screen, with its status.
• ImportFile, authors, import, done. Items already on the site are skipped.
• ExportCounts per type, what is and isn’t in the file, and recent exports.
• Personal dataExport and erase requests in one place, one next step per row.
• Site HealthA score, the issues in order, and site info you can copy.
• File editorsA warning that you’re editing the live site, and Compare or restore.

• LoginFollows each person’s dark or light choice, in the site’s brand.
• Login addressMove the sign-in page to an address you choose. The old one shows your site’s “page not found”.
• Lost passwordSays where the email went and lets you send it again.
• Session expiredSign back in without losing the page you were on.
• Error pagesNot allowed, link expired and critical error, each with a way out.
• LanguagesThe sign-in pages in French, Dutch and German, and WordPress’s own words in every other language.

• Brand cardThe site name and icon, for dark and light, with a contrast check.
• Match your siteReads the Elementor kit’s colours and suggests readable versions.
• Branded loginThe site’s colours on the sign-in, in dark and light.
• No WordPress footersNo “Thank you for creating with WordPress”, and tab titles without “— WordPress”.

The block editor keeps WordPress’s own light look. All sites shown are samples.