WordPress Admin UI Development Skill

Overview

Systematic review for WordPress admin interfaces. Core principle: Admin UIs should be capability-aware, predictable, and aligned with WordPress admin patterns instead of custom app-style behavior. Review covers menu registration, screen architecture, Settings API usage, notices, script and style loading, list-table patterns, and admin-side UX stability.

When to Use

Use when:

• Reviewing settings pages or plugin dashboards
• Auditing add_menu_page() / add_submenu_page() usage
• Checking admin forms, notices, and data-entry screens
• Reviewing admin script loading and screen targeting
• Analyzing capability checks for admin pages

Don't use for:

• Frontend UI review
• Full security-only audits (use wp-security-review)
• General plugin architecture without admin surface focus (use wp-plugin-development)