December 9, 2015 — ¿Que hacer en la comunidad española de WordPress? – Luis Rull
December 9, 2015 — We’re going to explore a few methods of learning – focusing on the practice of copying. Code, design, & user experience can all be improved when we take a deeper look into successful implementations. We’ll analyze methods and steal a few things along the way, learning how to truly make them our own.
December 9, 2015 — In this presentation you will learn why the Theme Customiser is an awesome tool to create better user experiences in Wordpress themes.
We also take a deeper look into the Customiser control room and asses the many wonderful possibilities this options system provides such as:
– Color customisation
– Menu layouts
– Logo and icon upload
– [Fill in with your imagination]
Difficulty: Intermediate
December 9, 2015 — Et billede siger som bekendt mere end 1000 ord, så selvfølgelig skal du bruge billeder på dit WordPress-website. WordPress kan en masse smarte ting med billeder ud af boksen, men inden du overfører dine højopløselige billeder fra din smartphone, så er der en række ting du bør være opmærksom på. Du bør fx være bevidst om filstørrelse, navngivning, lagring, metadata og temaets brug af billeder.
I dette oplæg giver jeg dig nogle bud på, hvordan du kan skabe et godt workflow fra klargøring af billeder inden de uploades, til hvordan du kan optimere håndteringen i WordPress ved brug af sund fornuft og smarte plugins. Jeg undgår ikke helt at komme ind på lidt teknik, men alle kan være med uanset tekniske forudsætninger.
December 9, 2015 — If you thought responsive design was the long awaited solution for cross-device web design and UX, it’s not. With mobile access overtaking desktop, and the rise of emerging devices, responsive has been and still is a successful transition from fixed to adaptable layout and content management. But what’s next?
We will see how developers, designers and users are approaching the evolution of today’s content and experience, as well as the achievements and limitations of multi-channel design. Also, with Core 4.4 as a milestone, we will see how WordPress prepares its front-end transition with its new theme Twenty Sixteen and the integration of the Rest API.”
December 8, 2015 — Vagrant, Composer, and Gulp. Oh my. So many tools, how does one sort them all out? This talk will walk you through the tools you can use to create the perfect WordPress development environment, what they’re for, and why they’re important.
December 8, 2015 — Accessibility is so much more than just catering to screen readers. What goes into making a website accessible? Many government contracts require websites to be accessible. A variety of companies and brands want them. It can affect the “magic” of SEO (ranking, search-ability, search engine karma, etc). How can you determine whether or not your website is?
Ultimately, it’s really not that hard, doing even one thing is better than nothing at all, and it’s never too late to start thinking about it. This presentation will discuss both tools and techniques that can help you build accessible websites.
December 8, 2015 — Version 4.4 of WordPress, named “Clifford” in honor of jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown, is available for download or update in your WordPress dashboard. New features in 4.4 make your site more connected and responsive and introduces a new default theme, Twenty Sixteen.
December 8, 2015 — WordPress communitiet har gennem de seneste år gjort meget for, at vi kan følge med i hvad der sker. Bare sidste år valgte de at gå fra IRC til Slack – noget som fik antal deltagere til disse Core møder til at stige drastisk.
Make WordPress bloggene har i stor grad hjulpen til at man kan holde sig i loopet. Særligt core bloggen giver et godt indblik i, hvad der sker i core og hvad vi kan forvente.
Er du ikke opdateret på de problemer WordPress har haft med shortcodes, eller ved hvad “the taxonomy roadmap” går ud på, så er dette en præsentation om, hvad der er sket i WordPress core, og hvad vi kan forvente i fremtiden.
December 8, 2015 — Optimiza WordPress y ¡a correr! – Dario Balbontin