Author Archive

  • Walter Ebert: Mehr Performance für WordPress

    WordCamp Cologne 2015Speaker: Walter Ebert

    July 2, 2015 — Die Ladegeschwindigkeit wird immer wichtiger für Webseitenbesucher. Beim Responsive Design wird aber oft viel Potential liegen gelassen. Walter zeigt in seiner Präsentation, mit welchen Tools man die Performance vom Webseiten beurteilen kann. Anhand von Beispielen wird vermittelt, wie Themes, Plugins und Serverkonfiguration optimiert werden können, welche Plugins hilfreich sind und das schnelle Webseiten auch in Shared Hosting-Umgebungen möglich sind.

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  • Matt Cromwell: How To Optimize Your WordPress Site

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Matt Cromwell

    July 2, 2015 — This How-To session is designed for bloggers and web admins who have very active blogs on their site and want to make sure they are getting the most out of their images. The How-To covers how to Optimize your images for size, quality, responsiveness, and search engine optimization.

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  • CritiquePress: Rapid-Fire Website Critique Panel

    WordCamp Denver 2015Speakers: Michael Arestad, Gordon Seirup, Diane Whiddon, Jenny Munn

    July 2, 2015 — Will your website get loved on? Or shot down? Get ready for this honest, no-holds-barred critique of websites submitted by you, the audience. If you’re brave enough to put your website in front of our panel of experts – design, SEO, technical, and content – you’ll be richly rewarded and armed with great feedback, advice, and a game plan of how to take your site to the next level. The entire audience will be sure to enjoy this fun session and walk away with actionable insights for your site and your business.

  • Rami Abraham: Creating Private Networks with BuddyPress

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Rami Abraham

    July 1, 2015 — Many of us already know that BuddyPress is a great solution for internal communication for groups, and is an excellent alternative to email threads, social network groups, and some project management apps, but did you know you can create a private social network with BuddyPress, and lock down your installation? We discuss some methods used in making a BuddyPress site accessible only to those whom are members, hiding the installation, as well as many of the caveats of using more common ‘private-access’ communication mediums, such as corporate email and facebook groups. This talk is a great fit for anyone new to or familiar with BuddyPress that would like to use it as a secure place to communicate with their employees, family, or other groups.

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  • Tracy Malone: Selecting Good Plugins

    WordCamp Denver 2015Speaker: Tracy Malone

    July 1, 2015 — Plugins add functionality to your website, but how do you know how to choose the right plugin? When you search plugins do you get overwhelmed at the long list of possibilities? Have you downloaded a plugin only to have it not work? Sometimes we download plugins only to find we have no idea how to make them work on our website. In this class Tracy Malone will show you how to choose a plugin, and once you download it how to figure out where it gets configured, and how to add a widget to your website.

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  • Michele Butcher: How To Contribute to WordPress Without Coding

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Michele Butcher

    July 1, 2015 — You do not have to be a rockstar at PHP, CSS, and HTML to be a rockstar contributor to WordPress. A person who is completely new to the WordPress Community can give back just as much as the coder. Come learn about the WordPress Community, The WordPress Slack, Support Forums, and how you can be a part of it all. If you can talk, type. write, or breathe, you can contribute.

  • Chris Lema: Blog Topics – How To Come Up With Articles For Your Blog

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Chris Lema

    July 1, 2015 — It is an intimidating screen that’s empty. Telling you that writing will be tough. Telling you that the first sentence will be hard to find.

    Everyone says you should blog. Except the white screen in front of you. Blank. Mocking.

    Come hear my specific tips to help you find blog topic and how to get started writing without stress.

  • Ryan Fugate: Social Mobile Apps – BuddyPress + WP-API

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Ryan Fugate

    July 1, 2015 — BuddyPress + WP-API Apps are taking over the web. Get insight into some of the technologies available to start creating hybrid mobile apps with BuddyPress and WP-API.

  • Michael Hunter: WordPress Themes 101

    WordCamp Denver 2015Speaker: Michael Hunter

    July 1, 2015 — This talk discusses how WordPress has evened the playing field for website creation. I share tools, tips, strategies and resources to help new WordPress users, freelancers, and small businesses get a great looking and effective blog/website up fast. I have a 6-point checklist that I use to analyze whether or not a theme is a good fit for any website or blog.

  • Adam Soucie: How To Find The Best WordPress Plugins For You

    WordCamp Miami 2015Speaker: Adam Soucie

    July 1, 2015 — Find yourself lost in a forest of plugins and don’t know what to choose? Let Adam Soucie be your guide. He takes you through the same process he walks clients through at his agency and show you where to find the best plugins, how to tell the good from the bad, and give his recommendations on must-use plugins for your website.

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