Producer: Austin Passy
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Adam McLane: Creating an Online Presence
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Adam McLaneSeptember 30, 2011
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Marcus Cohn: WordPress for Education: Kickass .edu sites
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Marcus CohnSeptember 30, 2011
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Cody Landefeld: Designing Success for WordPress
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Cody LandefeldSeptember 29, 2011
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Greg Taylor: Winning The Search War With Content
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Greg TaylorSeptember 29, 2011
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Brandon Ryan Jones: The Anarchist and the Patriot
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Brandon Ryan JonesSeptember 29, 2011 — The number of free and premium themes for WordPress has EXPLODED over the past couple of years. As such, the range of quality and consistency from one theme to another can be enormous.
Much has been discussed across the net about design standards, coding best practices, and the ever changing theme environment – I’d like to take the conversation a step further by examining the entire theme-marketplace as a whole and suggesting a ”manifesto” for theme designers.
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Mike Lewis: How To Manage Multiple Contributors and Content
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Mike LewisSeptember 29, 2011
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Jeremy Harrington: WordPress UX Flight Check
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Jeremy HarringtonSeptember 29, 2011
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Chris Lema: Launching Your Site Right
WordCamp Los Angeles 2011Speaker: Chris LemaSeptember 29, 2011
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Michael Dorausch: Your first WordPress install
WordCamp Los Angeles 2010Speaker: Michael DorauschJanuary 6, 2011
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