September 7, 2021 — This is a shorter edit of the “Getting started translating WordPress, themes, and plugins into different languages” session.

September 4, 2021 — Learn more about WordPress’ commitment to accessibility and the activities of the Make WordPress Acessibility team.

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August 30, 2021 — This talk encourages tool creators to ensure that their work and their tools enable accessibility.

As creators of themes, plugins, and code that might be used by millions, tool creators have a significant responsibility to ensure that accessibility is a consideration in everything they build.

When a platform improves accessibility, the change can be powerful, trickling down to millions of websites that were built using it.

August 29, 2021 — In this talk, two agency owners advocate the benefits of collaboration and share how collaboration helped their businesses during the pandemic.

August 26, 2021 — This talk suggests some best practices for ensuring WordPress backend accessibility.

August 25, 2021 — Less than 3% of all websites are truly accessible to those who are disabled or cognitively challenged. This talk suggests simple ways to enhance your web content to make it more accessible.

August 24, 2021 — This talk provides a nostalgic walk through imagery from the 1980s music scene to show how alt text conveys meaningful information to those who cannot access web images visually. From 99 Red Balloons shaking us all night long to Burning Down the House, let’s not leave any of our users behind.

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August 23, 2021 — Making website content legible for people with disabilities requires some extra attention. Learn how to make informed decisions about displaying website text in a way that makes it easier for people with disabilities to more easily engage with a website.

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August 2, 2021 — Listen in on a conversation between two leading accessibility advocates in the WordPress community.

July 26, 2021 — A key focus is an Agile methodology. This can help achieve productivity through increased collaboration and responsiveness to customer/client inquiries and requests.

Agile project management is all about planning the whole of a product in detail before developing it.

The idea is to break complex tasks into manageable tasks that are planned out in detail. A time estimate is assigned to each task. This list of tasks is documented to record the initial estimates and a deadline.

Agile really helps any WordPress projects and ensured that despite the volume of projects, everything remains on track.