Category: General WordPress

  • Securing Your WordPress Website: Best practices and Tips for Beginners

    Being a security enthusiast I always care about online security. I started to explore WordPress a year ago and was impressed with its ability and potential. It has got everything for an individual, business or organization to have their internet presence through own website. In fact, I created my own bio page using WordPress. After…

  • Becoming a WordPress Developer

    Starting in WordPress is addicting. So many people get stuck in the midst of wanting to go from customer service or design and want to get deeper into development. I will share my experience going from customer service to designer to developer to team lead. This will include resources I found helpful, bad mindsets I…

  • Breaking Down The Block Editor’s Layout System

    The WordPress Block Editor can be used to create top-notch designs and websites. Its versatile layout system is a key factor in its ability to accomplish this. Let’s take a closer look at the components and blocks that enable this, including Cover, Group, Columns, Rows, Stack, Content-Wide Width, Global Layout Styles, and how you can…

  • It’s About Time

    If you are a WordPress freelancer who struggles to manage your time, this presentation will help you develop a comprehensive time management system and put you in charge of your workdays. Improving your time management can free up space for more work and revenue. It could also give you more time to spend outside work…

  • The Block Editor and Full Site Editing Crash Course for Freelancers and Agencies

    Full Site Editing and the new block-based tools are beginning to significantly impact how freelancers and agencies build websites for clients, and will only continue to do so in the next few years. But much of the information on Gutenberg mainly speaks to those releasing themes to the general public, instead of addressing concerns of…

  • How to Scale WordPress/WooCommerce

    Many things come together to speed up a website. Some people still use PHP 7 or no object cache at all. This talk will give you insights into how big sites do their scaling and what you need to know to improve the performance of your site yourself or what questions you need to ask…

  • Bringing an engineering spirit to everyday WordPress

    I was an engineer before I knew what an engineer really was. Before I ever earned the formal title of “developer” in any professional setting, I learned to modify, extend, enhance, combine, and otherwise transform various aspects of the WordPress ecosystem to solve publishing problems on the web. In retrospect, this was engineering at its…

  • Blockchains and WordPress: leveraging decentralization for a more user-first, community-driven, and open web

    WordPress’ contribution to the open web is just beginning. By leveraging the decentralized nature of blockchain technology, WordPress sites can give users more control over their data and online identities. New ways of building community are emerging, let’s explore how WordPress can lead the way.

  • Shooting Hoops with WordPress’ New Site Editor: Tips and Tricks for Elevating Your Site-Building Game

    Get ready to take your website-building skills to the next level and slam dunk your online presence with the new Site Editor of WordPress! Join us for a practice session as we review the latest features that are sure to elevate your game. We’ll cover key fundamentals for using the block editor, patterns, reusable blocks,…

  • Blogging in the Age of AI: How to Stay Relevant and Competitive

    Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a hot topic in the blogging world, with many claiming that it is the future. In this talk, we will take a closer look at the AI language model ChatGPT and Writesonic to help you streamline workflows while also discussing the limitations and potential pitfalls of relying too heavily on…

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