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  • Toms Vārpiņš: The Benefits of Messaging

    WordCamp Riga 2017Speaker: Toms Vārpiņš

    December 7, 2017 — A common issue businesses have with their customers is miscommunication or to be more precise lack of understanding what customers actually want. The presentation focuses on identifying the problem audience has and how to solve it in a manner that makes sense.

  • Frank Leusing: What You Need to Know to Sell Web Design to the German Market. And How to Avoid Expensive Errors.

    WordCamp Riga 2017Speaker: Frank Leusing

    December 7, 2017 — The German web design market is huge and very attractive for many foreign agencies and freelancers. But make sure you know the rules and legal regulations of the German web design business to avoid a lot of trouble and unhappy clients.

    Frank is web designer and WordPress developer from Münster, Germany.

  • Kaspars Dambis: How to Write Better Code Automatically

    WordCamp Riga 2017Speaker: Kaspars Dambis

    December 7, 2017 — Learn how to quickly and easily add test, coding standard and continuous integration (CI) support to your WordPress theme or plugin.

    Kaspars is a professional WordPress developer and core contributor working from Riga solving the toughest web publishing challenges for some of the largest online publishers. He has created many free and paid WordPress plugins, themes and developer tools, and has been blogging about all of that at https://kaspars.net since 2007.

  • Carlo Becchi: The Corporate WordPress Experience

    WordCamp Riga 2017Speaker: Carlo Becchi

    December 7, 2017 — This speech will give an insight of the activities of designing, developing and managing WordPress websites for big corporate clients, a rewarding market full of opportunities and challenges.

    Carlo is Partner & Head of Development of an award-winning independent full-service digital agency founded in 2003, headquartered in London with offices in Riga, Milan, Rome, Frankfurt, Moscow and Los Angeles.

  • Jonathan Howard: Cracking the Tribal Code – create strong emotional bonds among online communities

    WordCamp Riga 2017Speaker: Jonathan Howard

    December 7, 2017 — Jonathan Howard, former archaeologist, strategic planner at major advertising agencies, theatre trainer and improviser. Now teaching creativity, leadership and strategy to startups, ad agencies and others.

    Jonathan surprises and delights always with his creativity and with the insights from marketing that he luckily shares with his audience. As keynote speaker he was a highlight of WordCamp Riga.

    His presentation will be valuable for anyone who wants to build a user base, follower base or community, either for yourself or for your clients.

  • Ian Wilson, Mike Hale: Imposter Syndrome

    WordCamp Jackson 2017Speakers: Ian Wilson, Mike Hale

    December 6, 2017 — “I’m a total fraud, and it’s just a matter of time before everyone finds out.” That little voice in our heads saying that is just Impostor Syndrome- An all too common problem in the WordPress community. Impostor Syndrome prevents us from recognizing our own achievements. In this session, you’ll learn how to recognize it, why it keeps you from realizing your potential, and how to keep it from holding you back.

  • A Tale Of Two WordPress Product Launches

    WordCamp Bucharest 2017Speaker: Alex Denning

    December 6, 2017 — Alex Denning does marketing for people who don’t like marketing. Alex helps WordPress companies with their products, trainings and services, solving the marketing problem they don’t want to deal with.

    Alex’ will be reckoning “A Tale Of Two WordPress Product Launches“.

  • Mika Epstein : Intro to Developing WordPress Plugins

    WordCamp Europe 2017Speaker: Mika Epstein

    December 6, 2017 — Suggested tag: Plugins

    The part of your plugin that is hardest is the part that isn’t the code. Developing your first plugin for the WordPress directory means thinking beyond yourself and your own goals. In this workshop we’ll build a plugin together, a simple one, and work through the common pitfalls like function names, user permissions, and how much to sanitize.

  • State of the Word 2017

    WordCamp US 2017Speakers: Matt Mullenweg, Mel Choyce, Matías Ventura, Weston Ruter, Amanda Giles

    December 4, 2017 — The State of the Word is the annual keynote address at WordCamp US, presented by the co-founder of WordPress, Matt Mullenweg. In this year’s address, Matt summarizes the highlights of 2017 — including the 4.8 and 4.9 releases — and previews what we can look forward to in 2018 ( spoiler: it’s Gutenberg 🙂 ).

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  • Ngaire Ackerly: Designing Websites for users

    WordCamp Auckland 2017Speaker: Ngaire Ackerly

    December 3, 2017 — How often do we create websites for the client and their goals, rather than the end user? We want our sites to look good and present the necessary information that the client desires.

    But what if we considered taking a different angle to our projects?

    The more we consider designing and developing websites for the user rather than just the client, the more success we can expect from the user reaching their own goals and in turn a more successful website for the client too.

    In this presentation I’ll cover various ways we can produce a more successful website by considering the user from the beginning of the project, through planning and design.

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