UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020)

Description

UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020) rebuilds the WordPress admin dashboard with a block-based builder (uiBuilder) that creates custom dashboards, profile pages, and entire admin screens using more than 50 ready-made blocks and a library of professional templates for no-code building. It is designed for those who manage multiple sites and want a backend with their own visual identity, custom forms that save data to site options or user meta, and navigation tailored to each team’s needs.

Key Features of UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020)

• Block-based builder (uiBuilder)
  Build dashboards, profile pages, and admin screens by dragging ready-made blocks.
• More than 50 included blocks
  A library of professional blocks and templates ready for no-code building.
• Responsive UI templates
  Dashboards and screens created in the builder adapt to any screen size.
• Dashboard dark mode
  Switch the admin interface between light and dark themes.
• White-label admin
  Replace default WordPress branding with your own visual identity in the dashboard.

Benefits of UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020)

• Customization without relying on code
  Custom forms save data directly to site options or user meta.
• Consistency across screens
  Global styles and smart patterns apply appearance changes to all templates at once.
• Metrics without leaving WordPress
  Google Analytics data appears directly on the admin dashboard.
• Admin change tracking
  Logs record actions performed in the dashboard for later reference.

Who Is UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020) For?

• Agencies that deliver custom-branded (white-label) admin dashboards to clients.
• Those who want to track Google Analytics metrics without switching between dashboards.
• Teams that need internal forms that save data to user meta or site options.

How to Download UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020)

UiPress Pro (ex Admin 2020) is available for download here on Ultrapack. After downloading the .zip file, install it through Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, select the file, and activate it. Once activated, uiBuilder and the dashboard customization options will appear in the WordPress admin menu.

Those who manage the backend of multiple sites get a single builder to standardize dashboards, profile pages, and internal forms instead of relying on fixed admin themes. The result is a dashboard with its own identity, Google Analytics data at hand, and a record of the changes made by each user.

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