MacGraphicWordCamp London 2016
WordCamp London 2016 took place in the London Metropolitan University, Holloway Road from April 8th – 10th.
Unfortunately I was not able to make it to the Contributor Day on the Friday, due to not being able to travel earlier than that evening, because of work commitments. And even though my travel over to London was filled with delays, it still did not take away from the enjoyment of finally being able to attend my first WordCamp.
Not only was this my first WordCamp, I was also doing my part (all be it very small) to help out. I volunteered as photographer for the weekend, and while it was tiring, it was very enjoyable.
If you use WordPress, as a blogger, designer, developer or as a business owner that wants to know how to have more control of your site, I urge you to go along to the next WordCamp that is in your area. Also be sure to check for WordPress Meetup Groups in your area on Meetup.com
Schedule: Saturday 9th April
| TIME | TRACK A | TRACK B | TRACK C |
| 09:15 | Opening Remarks | ||
| 09:40 | From Blogger to WordPress Core Committer Pascal Birchler | Building An Innovative WordPress Agency: Mooves’ 5 Year Journey Adrian Restantia, Ilona Filipi | Lightning Session Kirsty Burgoine, Dave Green,Philip John |
| 10:20 | Break | ||
| 10:50 | You might not need a CSS Framework Belén Albeza | The How and Why of Small Business Blogging Claire Brotherton | Transients are good for you (and your website) Julio Potier |
| 11:50 | How I Learnt to Stop Using Icon Fonts and Love SVG Sarah Semark | How WordPress Changed the Face of Croatian Politics Emanuel Blagonic | Hacked Off: Dealing with a Hacked WordPress Site Tim Nash |
| 14:00 | Lightning Session Dan Westall, Keith Devon, Kristof Van Tomme | How to Make your WordPress Website Multilingual Maciej Pilarski | A world without bugs Mike Selander |
| 15:00 | Debugging your code with Chrome Dev tools Katie Fenn | The Myth of a Normal Brain: Rewiring conventional thinking and the benefits of embracing Neurodiversity Leena Haque | Successfully managing a Multisite system (or how we helped over 400 food banks online) Kat Reeve |
| 16:10 | Accessible Accordions for Your WordPress Theme Graham Armfield | Top Tools for WordPress SEO to use as Well as Yoast Stuff Rhys Wynne | Guilt-free Coding Jason Agnew |
| 17:10 | Design Patterns Tammie Lister | Panel: Recruiting for Your Business Matt Buckland, Sam Cameroon, David Lockie, Jessica Rose | Shiny Updates: A Feature Plugin in Two Acts Konstantin Obenland |
| 18:00 | After Party! | ||
Here are some images from Saturday 9th April.
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