January 17, 2019 — Not sure why building an accessible website is important? Beyond the point that is the right thing to do every freelancer should be following the best practices for creating websites that are accessible to the widest audience including those who rely on assistive technology. Accessible websites have the side benefits of faster loading speed and better SEO. Find out how you make website accessibility your new superpower to incorporate in your website projects.

January 17, 2019 — Ever had a project derail when you “farmed it out” to another team or contractor? Come and learn the best practices of working with outside teams so that you can avoid project derailments, find trusted partners to help with excess work, and be able to say “yes” to more projects.

January 17, 2019 — In June 2017, Tara Claeys and Liam Dempsey launched Hallway Chats, a podcast for sharing stories and building belonging within the WordPress community. Liam will share what Tara and Liam have learned about community building. The talk aims to share “how to” insights.

January 17, 2019 — Join us to discuss all of the scoping, planning, dreaming and designing that happens before you ever touch WordPress. We will cover processes, best practices and tools behind content strategy, sitemaps, wireframes, copywriting, design and quality control. This talk is best suited for anyone interested in the strategy behind building a website, rather than the code behind it.

January 17, 2019 — Uvodno predavanje i kratak istorijat trećeg vordkampa u Beogradu.

Opening remarks and show history intro 3rd WordCamp Belgrade edition.

January 14, 2019 — When you’re passionate about your content, how do you get others interested when you’ve only got 280 characters to pitch yourself in an authentic and passionate way? Especially, when you have limited time, and you have to wear multiple hats, how do you get your social media to work to promote your website without ripping your hair out or banging your head into a wall?

This session covers tips, tricks, and best practices that let you work smarter rather than harder when it comes to plugging your WordPress site on social media. The talk predominantly focuses on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.

January 11, 2019 — It starts with the editor, but why is WordPress going on this journey? Explore the reasons, where it’s come from, what challenges lie ahead and the route planned. Along the way learn why directions were taken and why this course needs to be set for the future of WordPress.

January 11, 2019 — This session will address the definitions, types, and benefits of taxonomies in general, and the specifics of using categories and tags for website pages and posts. The focus will be on the planning and maintenance of a taxonomy (such as a category set or tag set) and best practices for creating and wording of terms and for creating hierarchical relationships between categories.

January 11, 2019 — Anastasios will take an introduction as to how hiking as an activity can help one be more focused and productive in every day life. Presented in a storytelling and conversational format, so that everyone can participate.

January 11, 2019 — WordPress 5.0 introduces a new block editor called “Gutenberg” and if you’re a WordPress developer, you need to know how to build blocks. This talk is for developers who have already created basic blocks and are ready to build more complex blocks and to migrate legacy shortcodes as well as meta boxes to blocks.

This talk will cover using modern JavaScript development tools including webpack for WordPress block plugins. We will look at constructing block interfaces out of Gutenberg components, creating your own components that can be shared between the editor and the front-end and using WordPress’ Redux-like state management.