At his WordCamp San Diego 2012 presentation, Strategies for a Successful Web Project, web developer Wes Chyrchel shared his tips for managing client expectations and web projects. I liked his common sense approach: Have a process to your work You’re not a bank, payment is due on receipt and appreciated his insights on time management… Continue reading WordCamp San Diego 2012: Strategies for a Successful Web Project
I joined hundreds of WordPress designers, developers and users at the three-day WordCamp Phoenix conference in downtown Chandler, Arizona. What an amazing time I had meeting new people, learning all kinds of new things about WordPress, volunteering at the public workshops, and exploring Chandler! This is the sixth WordCamp I’ve attended (four in person and… Continue reading Takeaways from WordCamp Phoenix 2012
This weekend I’ll be blogging from WordCamp Phoenix, a three-day event for web designers, web developers and the public to learn about WordPress. Yesterday was the first day with free workshops open to the public. I attended the full-day WordPress 301 workshop led by Ptah Dunbar, core contributor of WordPress, BuddyPress, bbPress and founder of… Continue reading Recap: WordCamp Phoenix 2012: WordPress 301 Workshop