For the last #wpldn of 2015 we are going to be mixing things up a little. We are in the normal venue and back to our normal room (The building entrance is still the temporary one to the left too) but the format will not be “normal”. Mince pies and mulled wine for all, Christmas jumpers optional.
Speakers
Gary Jones is a UK-based WordPress Engineer, educator, code consultant, and proud father of twins. Driven by a passion for excellence, he creates elegant WordPress plugins and theme solutions for clients, and provides services, including code audits, for other designers and developers. He has worked on projects for SiteGround, Yoast, StudioPress, Web Savvy Marketing, Daniels Trading, Rolls-Royce and many smaller design and development agencies and individuals.
Gary is a key contributor to the Genesis Framework and has contributed to most major branches of WordPress Core since 3.3. He has contributed to many open source projects in the community, and is a co-host on the UK Genesis podcast.
A former teacher in schools and prisons, Gary’s goal is to educate WordPress professionals on how they can improve their code. His motto is knowledge is power.
Graham is a Web Accessibility Consultant for his own company Coolfields Consulting. He work with organisations to help them improve the accessibility of their websites – testing the websites for accessibility, and advising the designers and developers on how to fix issues found. He has also written detailed training courses on accessibility for developers which he presents on a regular basis.
He’s also a WordPress developer, and I’ve built many accessible WordPress websites for clients.
Mike runs Primary Image, based in Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex, and designs, supports, and hosts WordPress websites for clients. Primary Image specialises in the transport sector, with Mike creating websites for Transport for London, National Express, and Network Rail, amongst many others.
Sponsors
Organisers
Dan is a director at blue 37. He thrives on business development and project management, as well as having a passion for productivity & marketing. He’s the founder of WP&UP, a charity supporting the WordPress community’s mental, physical, business and code health. You’ll also find him organising WordPress focused events including #wpldn, #wpEssex & #wpSuffolk.
