Hilary Fosdal
Project Management: 3…2…1…Launch!
As any project manager will tell you – successful websites don’t create themselves. In this session you’ll get an overview of how we run a web design project. We’ll also cover tough topics like how to manage scope creep and the art of communicating with clients.
Karen Arnold
Getting involved with the WordPress community
Ever wonder how you can start working with other WordPress users? This panel will talk about a wide range of ways you can get involved with the world’s favorite CMS.
Josh Garcia
Tools to monitor and improve your website
Our panel of WordPress experts will be discussing all kinds of tools for monitoring and improving your website, from using CDNs for speed to how to sanely manage lots of WordPress sites.
Jeff Wells
Stretching WordPress to the limits using the WP Rest Api
I am lead developer on a project that involves Sport fishing and using the WP Rest api to send and receive data back and forth between our native app and a WordPress installation. We are also using the Rest Api to port the videos from the WordPress installation back out to an AppleTV app.
Brian J. Stinar
Tools to monitor and improve your website
Our panel of WordPress experts will be discussing all kinds of tools for monitoring and improving your website, from using CDNs for speed to how to sanely manage lots of WordPress sites.
Mark Carrera
Wohoo! You have your first website up and running. Now what?
You took the dive, spent your money and now you have a brand spanking new WordPress website. Congratulations. Now what? Every day businesses face that very question. The daily care and feeding of your website is more important and more work, then its building. In Mark’s presentation he will talk about four factors that every website owner/manager needs to consider every day. We will talk about why you have a web site, the number one thing you can do to improve your site, how to tell if it is working and what to do about it.
Nick Ortiz
Pushing ACF to the limit
Advanced Custom Fields isn’t just for tacking on an extra field or two to a custom post type: it’s a supremely powerful plugin — so powerful you can use it to replace many other plugins. Turn up your ACF PRO ninja skills to 11 by attending this talk, where you’ll learn advanced ACF techniques for things like making a slideshow with your JS library of choice, using ACF repeater fields to build flexible custom layouts, managing sitewide options in an options page, and managing complex, non-standard content on a page.
Patrick Rauland
Sell All The Things
With the power of open-source you can do just about anything with your WordPress site which means you can *sell* just about anything. I’ll be walking through how you can sell all the things. Physical products, digital products, subscriptions, bookable products, configurable products, donations, etc are all possible with your WordPress site. I’ll cover WordPress plugins, 3rd party services, and some best practices for building an e-commerce site.
Danny Santoro
Unlocking WordPress as a Framework (and building the site of your dreams)
In this talk, we’ll discuss using WordPress as a framework beyond just a blogging platform or storefront and show how a user can make the best use of both post types and taxonomies. We’ll discuss what each means, how it should be used, and most importantly how to create your own types, categories, tags, and fields. We’ll discuss the tools, plugins, frameworks, and know-how that can get a fledgeling developer building like a pro, all with practical, real-life scenarios for a variety of sites.
Kenneth Hargis
Plugins you can’t live without
Our panel of WordPress experts, moderated by Ken Hargis of Orphic Workshop, will be discussing plugins that make building a WordPress website easier. Things that make your website more interesting, more dramatic, and more fun.
Jamii Corley
Plugins you can’t live without
Our panel of WordPress experts, moderated by Ken Hargis of Orphic Workshop, will be discussing plugins that make building a WordPress website easier. Things that make your website more interesting, more dramatic, and more fun.
Tim Anderson
Plugins you can’t live without
Our panel of WordPress experts, moderated by Ken Hargis of Orphic Workshop, will be discussing plugins that make building a WordPress website easier. Things that make your website more interesting, more dramatic, and more fun.
Elizabeth Urello
WordPress.com for Business Sites: Make Your Clients Happy and Your Job Easier
WordPress.com can be a fantastic choice for business websites. This talk will cover: * Why WordPress.com is a great choice for small business sites * How to get your clients up and running in no time * How to pass off all necessary credentials and ownership to your clients once you’re done * How WordPress.com support can handle future assistance for your clients once your relationship with them is through
Marjorie R. Asturias
Experiences using Open Source software for Non-Profits
How has Open Source software helped a variety of non-profit organizations, and how can it be more helpful.
Marketing Your Business With WordPress
Starting a business and creating a website for it have never been easier, but that also means competition for audience and attention online has never been as fierce. In this presentation, I’ll share tips and best practices on how to optimize your business’ WordPress website for marketing and promotional purposes.
Topics to be addressed include:
Alonso Indacochea
From Bootcamp to WordPress Agency in 6 Months
Want to know what it takes to change careers and start a WordPress web development agency? I’ll take you step by step: – Online tutorial resources – Bootcamp – Building a team – Networking – Workflow – Contracts – Passive income
Eric Debelak
Getting Into CSS
Learn how to start writing custom CSS for your theme. Learn about the browsers’ developer tools, the basics of CSS syntax, some free resources to deepen your CSS knowledge and some ways you can integrate the code you write into your theme.
Joshua Gowans
Experiences using Open Source software for Non-Profits
How has Open Source software helped a variety of non-profit organizations, and how can it be more helpful.
Empowering nonprofits with open source technologies
This topic will cover an overview of the NPO market as well as the need (and trend) toward adopting open source technologies. It will explore the integration of CiviCRM into WordPress and will present the combination of these as a significant market opportunity.
Matthew Dorman
Tools to monitor and improve your website
Our panel of WordPress experts will be discussing all kinds of tools for monitoring and improving your website, from using CDNs for speed to how to sanely manage lots of WordPress sites.
Eric R. Mechenbier
Experiences using Open Source software for Non-Profits
How has Open Source software helped a variety of non-profit organizations, and how can it be more helpful.
Timothy Falb
Tools to monitor and improve your website
Our panel of WordPress experts will be discussing all kinds of tools for monitoring and improving your website, from using CDNs for speed to how to sanely manage lots of WordPress sites.
Sam Hotchkiss
Getting involved with the WordPress community
Ever wonder how you can start working with other WordPress users? This panel will talk about a wide range of ways you can get involved with the world’s favorite CMS.
WordPress Security 101
We’ll go over the basics of keeping your WordPress site safe.
Keya Horiuchi
Experiences using Open Source software for Non-Profits
How has Open Source software helped a variety of non-profit organizations, and how can it be more helpful.
Athena Christodoulou
Plugins you can’t live without
Our panel of WordPress experts, moderated by Ken Hargis of Orphic Workshop, will be discussing plugins that make building a WordPress website easier. Things that make your website more interesting, more dramatic, and more fun.
Danielle Sears
Experiences using Open Source software for Non-Profits
How has Open Source software helped a variety of non-profit organizations, and how can it be more helpful.
These are the people that make this event happen. They work tirelessly for weeks and months to plan, coordinate, and execute the best event possible. If you get a chance to thank them, please do!
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