Search Results for ‘WordCamp Los Angeles 2016

  • Kari Leigh Marucchi: Still Photography and WordCamp Culture. Participating, Recording, Contributing

    Kari Leigh Marucchi: Still Photography and WordCamp Culture. Participating, Recording, Contributing

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: KARI LEIGH MARUCCHI

    October 8, 2016 — Published still photography ends up getting exponentially more views than videography, and all Campers benefit from it being done well — yet any successful image is the result of teamwork. What does a successful image capture in the WordPress space? I’ll be sharing best practices for speakers when there’s a photographer in the room, for the camera-shy when engaging with a photographer at a Camp, for doing photography at WordCamps, for contributing photography to Camp sites and hubs like those I’ve created in working with the WP Photo Project, and for publishing your own.

  • Jarrett Gucci: WordPress Support Toolkit

    Jarrett Gucci: WordPress Support Toolkit

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Jarrett Gucci

    October 11, 2016 — Whether you are a weekend warrior building sites for your never ending ideas or a freelancer that has an ongoing list of clients using WordPress, it is soooooo important that you provide support for these sites.

    This talk will share tools and techniques for making sure you can support your WordPress development for as long as it is online. Knowing the tools is one thing but knowing how to use them effectively is key.

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  • Kitty Lusby: Going Pro – How To Make Your Blog Pay Your Bills

    Kitty Lusby: Going Pro – How To Make Your Blog Pay Your Bills

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Kitty Lusby

    October 10, 2016 — Blog monetization is always a hot topic, but what does it REALLY take to go full-time?

    Professional blogging is a business…potentially a very profitable one. With the right strategy, skills, and mindset, you can build a revenue stream from your WordPress blog that supports your lifestyle.

    In this session, we’ll discuss why you need a business plan and how to write one, and how to develop a monetization strategy that makes sense for you. Plus, we’ll discuss exactly how you can use your WordPress blog to develop an income that supports your lifestyle, even if you don’t have hundreds of thousands of unique web visitors every month. We’ll probably also have a few laughs at the speaker’s expense. It will be a good time.

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  • Kim Shivler: Building an Ultimate Learning Platform with WordPress

    Kim Shivler: Building an Ultimate Learning Platform with WordPress

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Kim Shivler

    October 10, 2016 — Online courses are hot in business, right now, and the best classes are much more than a series of videos. With WordPress, you can create a perfect platform for learning along with solid courses to serve your audience. We’ll explore what makes a great platform and a solid course plus WordPress configuration options to create this. From bbPress and Learning Management Systems to BuddyPress, we’ll look at what’s possible along with difficulty levels of the various implementations.

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  • Mark Uraine: Design For Telepathy

    Mark Uraine: Design For Telepathy

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Mark Uraine

    October 8, 2016 — The transfer of information is paramount in design. Technology has made it possible to consume a mass of information in minimal time – is your design helping the flow of this information, or hindering it? While accessibility for those with challenges is one end of the spectrum, have you been designing for the other end? Have you been designing for telepathy or those with advanced capabilities? This talk will explore the spectrum of accessibility for both the challenged and the more advanced in today’s design.

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  • Natalie Macless: Bulletproof JavaScript for Themes and Plugins

    Natalie Macless: Bulletproof JavaScript for Themes and Plugins

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Natalie Macless

    October 8, 2016 — Learn the correct way to enqueue scripts, how to load scripts only when they’re needed instead of all the time, and how to write your JavaScript in a way that minimizes the potential for conflicts with other plugins or with themes.

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  • Alex Vasquez: Automating against the machine

    Alex Vasquez: Automating against the machine

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Alex Vasquez

    October 8, 2016 — We’ll discuss tools that can help you create a sustainable business. I’ll touch on various tools and specifically detail how you can use automation to get over the hump by saving your time, nurture leads, and get more revenue.

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  • Sallie Goetsch: Is WordPress the Best Tool for This Job?

    Sallie Goetsch: Is WordPress the Best Tool for This Job?

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016

    October 8, 2016 — There’s an old saying that when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. You can build almost anything with WordPress, but should you? If you build a single landing page or a 5-page brochure site in WordPress, you may be burdening your client with the cost and effort of constant maintenance of a site they might update once in a year. But if you don’t use a CMS when you need one, managing that site is going to be a nightmare for the client. Here’s how to explain to clients what a content management system is, how to tell whether they need one, where to go if they don’t, and why WordPress is worth the higher cost of hosting, the ongoing maintenance, and the time it takes to learn how to use it in the first place.

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  • Adam Bell: Anatomy of a website - CulturePop

    Adam Bell: Anatomy of a website – CulturePop

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Adam Bell

    October 8, 2016 — Dissection of website development from the ground up for a millennial news website project for Ovation TV. Session will show off wireframes, UI mockups, Custom Post Types, plugins and dare I say it? Code.

  • Rachel Carden: Tools and Techniques for Evaluating Accessibility

    Rachel Carden: Tools and Techniques for Evaluating Accessibility

    WordCamp Los Angeles 2016Speaker: Rachel Carden

    October 8, 2016 — When your website is accessible, all users can access your content no matter their abilities. Visually-impaired users can visit your website using a screen reader.

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