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Jane Wells – User Experience

Jason — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:07:09 +0000

Anyone using WordPress for a while will know about the huge amount of work that has gone in on the back end user interface. This is one of the key advantages of using WordPress, especially for business users. Version 2.7 back in late 2008 was a huge step foward and every version gets better in usability terms.

Description

Jane Wells uses real examples to demonstrate how to best design your WordPress user experiences to mesh with those of the core software and fulfill the expectations of your users. From WordCamp San Francisco
2010

Video provided by Blaze Streaming Media.

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Jane works at Automattic doing user experience stuff for WordPress and related projects. If you want to contact her, use this form, or @janeforshort on Twitter.

Rinat Tuhvatshin: Kyrgyzstan

Jason — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 05:50:49 +0000

This presentation was one of the really amazing moments at WordCampSF this year. WordPress and Freedom in Kyrgyzstan.

Description: Rinat Tuhvatshin of Kloop tells the incredible story of how WordPress has empowered the people of Kyrgyzstan to write for a worldwide audience about events happening in their country.

Video provided by Blaze Streaming Media. WordCamp Location San Francisco 2010

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Matt at Wordcamp – SpringTV

Jason — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 09:23:02 +0000

Finally here is one of the videos fromWordcamp. This is Matt in free flow showing why he is such as hit at wordcamps around the world. Special thanks to SpringTV.

There is other video and we wil track it down and get it up here or on WordcampTV for you at some stage.

Tim Ferriss at WordCamp SF 2009

Jason — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 20:33:21 +0000

Tim Ferriss’s presentation “How to Blog without Killing Yourself” is on video at his blog and is also part of a growing library of presentations from other wordcamps at wordcamptv

“The original title was “Scalable Blogging Behaviors: How to Grow from 1 to 1,000,000 Readers” and the content did not change.

In the above presentation, including detailed screenshots, I cover…

- Why I blog
- How I blog and select best practices
- Frequency and tools — best times and days to post
- Blogging myths and how to harness data for better results
- Testing design and surprising findings that can be copied
- How I address comments and community building
- How I write and research for good social media response
- 20 minutes of audience Q&A on Twitter, branding, outsourcing, and much more”

Go there to view the video of “How to Blog without Killing Yourself”