October 19, 2025 — Picture this: you publish career advice about job interviews, and it automatically adapts for readers in Madrid (discussing Spanish interview etiquette and ‘curriculum vitae’ expectations), Mexico City (covering Mexican workplace customs and networking culture), and Buenos Aires (addressing Argentine professional norms and local market realities). Meanwhile, your mock interview video gets automatic captions with visual sound indicators for hearing-impaired viewers, your article gets converted to an engaging audio summary for readers with ADHD or those short on time, your site passes accessibility checks automatically, and your content gets gentle nudges away from assumptions about educational backgrounds or family support systems. This isn’t science fiction—it’s what we can build today with four practical AI applications that are changing how we create truly inclusive WordPress experiences. Most developers and content teams know the value of inclusive design, but implementing it consistently presents familiar challenges: manual accessibility testing takes time, cultural localization beyond basic translation requires technical investment and diverse linguistic and cultural knowledge, and catching biased language often depends on having diverse perspectives on your team. These aren’t insurmountable problems, but they do require resources that aren’t always available. In this session, you’ll see live demonstrations of AI tools that can help bridge these gaps, get the actual code to implement them, and discover practical ways to make inclusive design more achievable in your daily WordPress workflow. Ready to build a more inclusive web? Join me for 25 minutes of practical demos, real code, and actionable strategies that you can start using immediately. No PhD in machine learning required—just a commitment to making WordPress work better for everyone.

October 19, 2025 — Remote work has its pros and cons. I have been from the two sides of the coin – being a regular member of a remote team and also managing a remote team. In this talk, I will speak from my personal experience and share insights on what I have found to work or not to work regarding remote work and managing remote teams.

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October 19, 2025 — During the lifecycle of a WordPress site, sensitive user data, payment information, and personal details are regularly exposed when database access is shared with developers, agencies, or third-party tools.

Many assume that data anonymization is complicated and time-consuming, so they avoid it altogether. But it really doesn’t have to be that way.

In this lecture, you’ll get an overview of the entire process and learn about the tools and techniques that make data protection achievable for everything from WordPress plugins to migration platforms. This is very significant because the wider adoption of better privacy practices strengthens the reputation of WordPress and benefits the entire ecosystem.

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October 19, 2025 — Whether you’re a developer, website manager, or business owner, you’ll learn how to improve your user experience and get better results.

In this talk, you’ll learn how to uncover hidden obstacles, fix the little problems that frustrate users, and turn every visit into a simple and enjoyable experience. You’ll see how good structure, clear content, and simple UX habits can significantly increase the value of a website for a business.

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October 19, 2025 — While security plugins provide valuable protection, true WordPress security requires a comprehensive, multi-layered approach. This session explores fundamental security practices including server hardening, database protection, authentication systems, secure coding, and incident response strategies that form the foundation of truly secure WordPress installations.

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October 19, 2025 — Marija talks about the process of the creation of small business websites in WordPress from the moment she gets the project from the clients to her process of listening, discovering, concept with an emphasis of the designing in the browser and testing to the creation of the WordPress files for the website with the focus on the latest version of the software.

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October 19, 2025 — Your day is full of “quick” jobs, unexpected fixes, and tool juggling. You’ve worked incredibly hard, yet your invoices don’t reflect the effort. Those invisible time drains are stealing hours you could bill.

In this highly interactive session, we’ll pinpoint your biggest workflow leaks, put real numbers on the loss, and explore practical changes that turn wasted time into profit. You’ll leave with a personalized action plan to take control of your workflow and your bottom line.

We’ll uncover the hidden ways your tech stack eats time, drains revenue, and locks you into unpaid maintenance. You’ll see how common “just part of the job” tasks, like updates, troubleshooting, and plugin juggling, quietly cut into billable hours.

And if you’ve ever heard customers say, “I don’t want to pay for that”, whether it’s for maintenance, accessibility checks, or other ongoing services, you’ll get the tools, numbers, and strategies to change that conversation.

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October 13, 2025 — This video explains the benefits and opportunities of becoming a sponsor of the WordPress Credits program.

October 13, 2025 — Launching a WordPress site is a big step – but what happens when problems arise after going live?

This talk is intended for anyone who wants to understand how to respond to errors in a timely manner and ensure the stable operation of their site.

Through practical examples, we’ll explain how to identify and resolve the most common WordPress issues: from the “white screen of death,” plugin conflicts, and fatal errors, to working with debug logs. Participants will get familiar with essential tools and simple procedures that make diagnosis and maintenance easier, as well as steps to prevent issues from recurring.

The session is ideal for beginners and site managers who want to gain confidence in maintaining their website after launch and develop a clear, practical approach to problem-solving.

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October 13, 2025 — Ever wondered how to move your WordPress website without relying on migration plugins? In this session, we’ll walk through simple, step-by-step methods to migrate a WordPress site manually. You’ll learn how to transfer files, move the database, update configurations, and ensure your site runs smoothly on its new home. Perfect for developers, site owners, and anyone curious about what happens behind the scenes of a website move.
By the end of the Meetup, you’ll have the confidence to handle migrations yourself—no plugins required!

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