April 17, 2018 — When you started your web design company you fantasized about doing all day the one thing you love most: creating beautiful websites, writing code and making the internet a better place. Fast forward a few years: you love and appreciate most of your customers.
However, every once in a while you get a client that drives you bananas! Shitty clients can drain your creativity, make your life difficult and take a lot of your time. They are every business owner’s nightmare and almost everyone in the web development has an outrageous “client from hell” story to tell.
That’s why we need to develop a “shitty client radar” for pre-screening purposes and learn how to respectfully ‘fire’ a not-so-nice client. Over the years I have worked with many great clients, but some were just beyond reasonable. I have developed a set of tactics which prevented me from ending up in potentially toxic situations.
In this talk I am going to share some of my tactics and get you starting on developing your own “shitty client radar” for your WordPress business.
April 16, 2018 — La sfida che ho affrontato nella realizzazione dell’identità grafica del WordCamp Roma 2017 nel rispetto del Code of Conduct.
Guarda il video se sei curioso di scoprire quale è stato il processo creativo, incluse le difficoltà, e quali i passaggi per la realizzazione del materiale necessario a un WordCamp.
April 16, 2018 — Le ottimizzazioni SEO da poter implementare nella nostra installazione WordPress sono veramente molte, ma ci sono alcuni aspetti in quella On-Page che sono completamente sotto il tuo controllo, scopri quali sono!
April 16, 2018 — Cosa sono le rest API? Come iniziare a utilizzarle velocemente? Come estenderne le funzionalità? Quali sono i vantaggi per design, blogger, developer? In questo talk ti fornirò tutte le risposte e ti mostrerò perchè è fondamentale conoscerle
April 16, 2018 — Nikola and Koji, founders of Paiyak, husband and wife, give a great talk on creating productive partnerships, giving examples of how they manage their own company together, how they complete each-others’ skills and how this helped them in maintaining better relationships with their clients.
April 16, 2018 — The first WordCamp in Japan happend in 2008. Since then, Japan have had over 20 WordCamps. Japan is well known for the strong community base, including the creation of Wapuu. So, what is behind its strength? In Japan, people are having many kinds of events, not just usual events with sessions and Q&A. For example, photo shooting events, just come and work on anything events, Onsen events, WordPress set up for the first time events, and training camps etc. In this session, I will collect all the interesting examples from all over the country and will do a show-off. The ultimate purpose of this session is to encourage folks to be creative when planning and running events. While learning and sharing are the core factors of meetups, getting close to each other and having many ways of interactions is the key for fostering great communities.
April 16, 2018 — It’s annoying sometimes that you break your website a lot, because you’re new to WordPress and keep breaking the theme or plugins. But There is a way to prevent that ! Let’s learn how Git Changes can change your life too …
April 14, 2018 — Meetup Wordpress 13 abril 2018 GRANADA
En esta meetup veremos cómo crear y gestionar un Calendario Editorial.
Ibon Azkoitia, nos dará consejos para optimizar al máximo el proceso de creación de artículos y publicaciones, conseguir una experiencia de redacción profesional y combinarlo con técnicas de programación de posts en redes sociales para aumentar los flujos de contenido.
April 12, 2018 — In this talk we will cover what Gutenberg blocks are, how to start programming them, and answer the question “Is Gutenberg really the future of WordPress?”
April 12, 2018 — A journey from a student who was a ghost writer for blogs to make pocket money to working as an editor and then jumping into freelancing and now working on customer support. All the while using WordPress in different roles and being able to put food on the table. With time learnt few lessons on how to work on the internet and make a living while learning how to learn, contribute and grow. WordPress taught me openness and inclusivity.