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  • From zero to launch: A walk-through of the website process

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Lisa Ghisolf

    September 26, 2017 — I’ll share my step-by-step process (honed since the days of just HTML) for WordPress website creation or redesign. We’ll touch on content audits, theme selection (or should you go custom?), launch checklists, and post-launch care. Also freelancer or client management.

    Great for those who want to launch or relaunch their sites and those who work with clients.

  • Al Davis: Organizing Your Content – Pages, Posts, Categories and Tags

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Al Davis

    September 26, 2017 — In this session, attendees will learn how and when to use Pages vs Posts and how to organize their posts using Categories and Tags.

  • Mel Choyce: Beautiful Web Typography

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Mel Choyce

    September 26, 2017 — With the rapid popularization of web fonts over the past few years, type on the web has never been more exciting! We’ll learn a bit about basic typographic principles, review techniques and services for integrating web fonts into your WordPress sites, and finally conclude with a bit of speculation on where type on the web is heading.

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  • Michelle Ames: Little Things Make a Big Difference

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Michelle Frechette

    September 26, 2017 — So you can build a technically wonderful website, but does it appeal to your audience? Does it have finesse? Who is it designed for: the owner, the designer/developer, or the customer/user? Are forms user-friendly? This talk will show you the things that make a website more complete, user-friendly, and user-appealing. Topics will include favicons, custom 404 pages, form buttons, footers, colors, SSL certificates, and more.

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  • Kathryn Presner, Yannick Lefebvre, Miriam Goldman, Mel Choyce: Panel: Contributing to WordPress

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speakers: Kathryn Presner, Yannick Lefebvre, Miriam Goldman, Mel Choyce

    September 26, 2017 — Did you know WordPress is made of people? It’s true – and you can be one of them too! Join us for an open discussion about how to get started contributing to open source software. We’ll cover the different teams found on WordPress.org, share our tips on how we got started, and hopefully inspire you to consider starting too.

  • Elana Rudick: Lookin’ For Some Hot Stuff? Website Design Trends For 2017

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Elana Rudick

    September 26, 2017 — This talk is all about the hottest website design trends. The goal is to help users of all abilities gain insight into what’s popular in web today to help them improve the visual aesthetics of their own WordPress sites. I’ll go through current design trends, citing real-world applications and specifically how these trends (from simple to more elaborate) can be applied to help participants create beautiful WordPress sites.

  • Michele Butcher-Jones: Passwords, Attacks, and Security Oh My!

    WordCamp Montreal 2017Speaker: Michele Butcher-Jones

    September 26, 2017 — Learning about WordPress Security can leave you feeling overwhelmed but you don’t have to. We will talk best practices and simple steps to keep your site safe and secure. From secure passwords, to security plugins, to what to do when you have been hacked, we will discuss it all.

  • Bryce Adams: Life Of A Nomadic Coder: Story Of Metorik, WooCommerce Analytics Service / ノマド開発者が WooCommerce 分析サービ

    WordCamp Tokyo 2017Speaker: Bryce Adams

    September 25, 2017 — Bryce will talk about how he got to start the Metorik startup. His life as a developer and WordPress community member started as a traveling freelancer. Laos, Thailand, Korea, and now based in Australia.

    After doing freelance jobs, he joined WooThemes, the owner of WooCommerce, which later got acquired by Automattic. So he joined Woo, joined Automattic, and he left the company to start his Metorik. In this talk, he’ll show how he’s found his life so far, why Metorik? why by himself, and what the startup business is about.

    このセッションでは、Metorik という WooCommerce アナリティクスのスタートアップビジネスを始めることになった背景について話します。

    彼の開発者・WordPress コミュニティメンバーとしての人生は、ノマドスタイルで旅行をしながらフリーランスをしていたことからスタートしました。オーストラリア出身のブライスはラオス、タイ、韓国に住んだ後、今はまたオーストラリアに在住しています。各国でフリーランスとして働いた後、WooCommerce の運営元であった WooThemes に雇われ、Automattic による同社の買収により移籍。その後、Metorik を立ち上げるために独立しました。なぜ彼が一人で Web サービスを運営することにしたのか、数ある選択肢の中から Metorik のようなビジネスモデルを選んだ理由など、興味深い話が聞けるでしょう。

  • WordPress in 2018 / 2018年の WordPress

    WordCamp Tokyo 2017Speaker: Noel Tock

    September 25, 2017 — WordPress has grown in more ways than we could have ever imagined, but what does the future hold? In his talk, Noel will make predictions about how our industry will change in 2018 and what it means for you and your business. From freelancers, agencies to product companies, there’s a lot going on you need to be aware of so that you can best plan for the upcoming year.

    [Editor’s Note]
    This is not the first time he makes “predictions” on WordPress future, that turned out to be true afterward.
    Read “WordPress in 2016” and “WordPress in 2015” for your reference.

    WordPress は、私たちの想像をはるかに超えて進化してきました。では、この先はどのような姿になるのでしょうか。フリーランスから制作会社、プロダクトを生みだす会社まで、2018年のプランニングをするために、見通しておくべき事柄についてお話します。
    Noel による今回のセッションでは、2018年、WordPress の産業構造がどのように変化し、その変化があなたや、あなたのビジネスにどういう意味を持つのかを予言します。

  • Cinzia Gabellini: How to manage online courses in WordPress

    WordCamp Bern 2017Speaker: Cinzia Gabellini

    September 25, 2017 — In this session I will share some insight on WordPress as a platform and as a tool to design and manage online courses. Attendees learn how WordPress components and plugins can help to create and distribute learning content, embed learner activities and enable communication between instructors and learners.

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