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WordPress and the set of tools it provides can be used beyond the scope of a typical blog or even a simple content-management system for any website. This session will give an overview of how a major online publication, Salon.com, … Continue reading WordPress in the News Room →

“Content,” like “Digital,” is a word that should denote a whole range of activities, but usually brings to mind just one – in this case, a bunch of words. As platforms and technologies and services evolve, they influence and are … Continue reading Emergent Content Forms →

WordPress 3.3 is right around the corner and we’re fortunate enough to have Jane Wells, User Experience Lead for WordPress to walk us through not only what to expect in the coming version, but also in the coming year for … Continue reading What’s Ahead for WordPress →

Whether you want to start a site from scratch, migrate an existing site from another CMS, or make updates to an existing site you’ll be faced with the tough decision of hiring a designer and/or developer. A bad decision can … Continue reading Choosing the Best Developer and Designer →

“WordPress as a CMS” explores the why’s and how’s of using WordPress as a fully-functional Web Content Management System. Presented by the designer and developer of the latest iteration of the UCF College of Medicine’s website, you will hear about … Continue reading UCF’s Use of WordPress as a CMS →

In the digital world, traditional branding is no longer the best approach to define your product. Instead of spending an extended period of time discussing the mood your logo should convey and what the right tagline should be, it’s important … Continue reading Designing Your Brand Through User Experience →

Adding social network capabilities to your blog or website can be an exciting way to drive content and interact with your audience. BuddyPress can offer a lot of these capabilities, but can sometimes be intimidating in terms of the number … Continue reading Community with BuddyPress →