March 17, 2019 — Before even starting a project, plan what the content is by visualizing it. We’ll see how a book isn’t a record album yet they’re both a post. We’ll see that they all have different properties and we’ll plan out their entry. CPTs, postmeta and taxonomies; oh my!

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March 15, 2019 — Swashata will give you insight about what today’s front-end development terrain looks like, how much benefit it gives to us and how we can bring the same to our WordPress themes and plugins.

In this session, you will learn about the modern front-end development techniques ES6+ javascript features, CSS compilers like SASS, LESS along with build-time asset optimization. For this people use different compiler setups like babel, sass, and bundlers like web pack, parcel etc. Well, that’s a lot of tooling to learn and maintain, plus an overhead of time and cost. Swashata’s session will give you the solution for the same.

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March 15, 2019 — Surbhi will share the story about her journey from being clueless to understanding the social media brand strategies, campaigning, user engagement, advertising and best methods to manage and grow an online reputation.

Her session will provide the key takeaway and approach one can implement while entering into the design, WordPress, marketing & scaling by helping others. She will also share the secret of How maintaining break from professional life can be helpful to be more productive.

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March 15, 2019 — Interview with developer Gary Jones, a WordCamp and Contributor Day organiser, on why he contributes to the WordPress open source community and would encourage others to do so.Gary organised the contributor event in London, UK in 2018 and has been a long term organiser of WordCamp in the city.

March 15, 2019 — Interview with agency director Dan Maby, an organiser of WordPress London and WordCamp London, on his enthusiasm for the platform and the community.The video is part of a series of interviews by the Make WordPress Marketing team at WordCamps and MeetUps to highlight the community and encourage contributors.

March 15, 2019 — Interview with developer Sabrina Zeidan on her first talk at a WordCamp, presenting for the first time in English, and how she discovered WordPress and multisites.The video is part of a series of interviews with the Make WordPress Marketing team at WordCamps and MeetUps to highlight the community and encourage contributors.

March 12, 2019 — A decade ago, when Abhishek started Developing WordPress based websites, he used WAMP/XAMPP/MAMP as a stack for development. Over these years, some developer soothing concepts and tools are introduced to simplify the developer’s life. In this twenty minutes session, He looks forward to listing these Local Development tools for Developers on various operating systems like Mac, Windows & Linux at no extra cost to developers.

The talk is all about the wand that every WordPress magician will use to do the Magic.

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March 12, 2019 — The topic “Engineering Happiness- The essence of Customer support ” covers most of the essentials attributes that a company or a freelancer or a developer to create an amicable working environment with fellow developers and customers. in the topic, we will explore more about.

He will explain Why most of the customer service fails to deliver happiness? How do your customers turn as your promoters? Ways to Deal with difficult customers.

March 12, 2019 — Puneet session will be an answer to some common burning questions that every developer/business owner has when they start thinking about venturing into WP Product development.
For example, You want to build a WP Product but, what should you start working on it?
You have an idea for a WP Product. Should you build it or not?
How do you validate it? and if you have built it, should it be for free?
How to market your WP product?

This session will be a journey of seeing the vision as a fruit of the labor to fruition.

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March 12, 2019 — Si te pido que me digas una web que has visitado en el último mes que te haya llamado la atención, que fuera diferente, que tuviera personalidad, que te divirtiera o que te haya encantado… ¿podrías hacerlo? ¿Y si te pido que me digas dos o tres?

Hoy la mayoría de las webs están cortadas por el mismo patrón, mismo estilo de plantillas, clones unas de otras, mismos consejos sobre experiencia de usuario y sobre cómo convertir mejor con ellas. ¿Nos hemos vuelto unos aburridos? ¿Unos cómodos? ¿No queremos destacar ni innovar?

En esta charla vamos a explicar cinco técnicas para recuperar poco a poco la originalidad en nuestras páginas web, crear una experiencia única, memorable y, por supuesto, útil para nuestros visitantes. Hablaremos de maquetación, de interacciones, de imágenes, de textos y en general de cómo dar personalidad a nuestras marcas, a nuestros proyectos, a nuestras webs personales o a cualquier cosa que subamos a la red.

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