Posts Tagged: WordPress

Designing for WordPress and Web Design: Bridging the Gap between Design and Development

17 Aug 2012 by Ngaire Ackerley

There often seems to be a gap in understanding between web designers and web developers. To address this shortfall in communication, Ngaire Ackerley has decided to try and bridge that gap in a presentation she will deliver next week at London’s WordPress Meetup. Continue reading »

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WordCamp UK 2012: A Resounding Success

17 Jul 2012 by Ngaire Ackerley

Last weekend our London-based designer, Ngaire Ackerley, found herself in Edinburgh for her first WordCamp Conference. First held in 2008, WordCamp UK is an annual gathering of designers, developers, bloggers, writers and more to network and share knowledge about WordPress. This year saw almost 150 WordPress enthusiasts from across the UK and Europe descend on Scotland for the two-day event. Although Ngaire is a regular at the London WordPress Meetup, this was her first experience with a full-blown WordCamp. Continue reading »

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What’s new in WordPress 3.4?

11 Jul 2012 by Liam Dempsey

A wonderfully warm evening welcomed WordPress aficionados and more to the first “real” gathering of the Philly ‘burbs WordPress meetup. With the comfortable, yet spacious Ryan’s Pub playing host, a crowd gathered to enjoy good food, cold drinks and friendly conversation about WordPress. The attendees were a pleasant mix of repeat visitors and new faces — it was great to see so many people from that initial Kick-Off event. Continue reading »

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Kicking Off Philly ‘burbs WordPress Meetup

5 Jun 2012 by Liam Dempsey

We are very excited to announce the start of a new WordPress Meetup in suburban Philadelphia. The Philly ‘burbs WordPress Meetup will bridge the gap between those building WordPress sites and those using them on a daily basis. The group will focus on both design and development considerations as well as user concerns like expanded functionality and best practices. The conversation is all about WordPress. Continue reading »

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