Oh, and one more thing. Testers, including people with disabilities, as well as other non-coders who contribute to #WordPress, should be listed on the credits page along with the coders and designers. #WCUS
This. And, even if giving this kind of feedback isn’t part of a PWD’s job, they should still be paid for the work. It’s a specialized skill and therefore valuable. #WCUS https://t.co/WkzxM2zHxl
That’s because you keep asking us to test it for free and when we come back with “it’s an efficiency nightmare” we get some sort of philosophical response about how it’s really not and we’re just afraid of change. #WCUS https://t.co/lr61qiuXjJ
I don’t like GoDaddy the company, but the people who work there and who show up at WordCamps have always been nice, and I think WordPress leadership should strive to separate criticism of the company from criticism of the people who work there #WCUS https://t.co/lm49o7XlCb
RT @breannmcdede: CALLING ALL WORDCAMP PALS – I was one of the unfortunate souls who was not able to get a ticket to #WCUS this year (big s…
Kim Parcell Memorial Scholarship applications are now being accepted, 3 scholarships to be awarded this year. #WCUS https://t.co/s1eiATpXwa
RT @jennybeaumont: If you found my SiteGround bag with two awesome WPEngine T-shirts in it in the lunch room come find me 😭 #WCUS
RT @ChrisAldrich: Picking up where @t left off at #WCUS, I’ll be giving a talk “WordPress and IndieWeb: Creating Your Dialtone on the Inter…
RT @PUXL_framework: #PuxlTour19
The accessibility table is our place. We can start contributing as much as we can.
#WCUS #STL #A11Y #Web…
#WCUS I’m glad that @RianKinney asked that question regarding accessibility and other policies.
It would be so cool if we could treat #a11y as an “everything-is-awesome” moment and not as a must-do.
Problem with that approach was aptly illustrated by … https://t.co/pYbyP19AjE
#WCUS #sOTW @photomatt didn’t mention this, but as of WordPress 5.2 the widgets screen got a metric ton of #a11y improvements, which means I get to update the WordPress with a Screen Reader widgets tutorial and you get to use the same widgets screen … https://t.co/T6xRlxlbzF
#WCUS Question: Do you find it easier to read websites/pages that are multicolumn or single-column?
It doesn’t matter to me as a screen reader user, because everything is always a single column, but I’m thinking that if a page is one column, … https://t.co/0klPcvaW96
Everybody’s new #WCUS selfies and headshots were making me jealous and agrevating the fomo, so I decided to bite the bullet and put some work into https://t.co/0M9LiTnAN3
I’m just focusing on a few simple things today because, well, I need some easy … https://t.co/DSXWI8sThI
RT @weborion: Thank you @katherinemwhite for very informative and balanced session on User tracking with focus on privacy
#WCUS2019 #WCUS
RT @ShawnHooper: Thank you to the fantastic #CART operators for making our talks more accessible at #WCUS. #a11y https://t.co/PdVAZBtWbL
Liked A note on Friday’s #WCUS by John Carson (Face Down In Mud)
I spent a good portion of the day listening to talks streaming live from the Word camp US being held in St. Louis, Missouri.
I found the speakers to be knowledgeable, interesting, and … https://t.co/SE5FU0FG1T
RT @ci_chrisford: Slides from my #WCUS 10 Practical Projet Management Tips in (Just About) 10 Minutes are at https://t.co/sNSYod94IX https:…
RT @PamAnnMarketing: Thank you so much to everyone at #WCUS who came to my talk! Here is the link to download my slides and my “Ultimate 50…
RT @nielsdeblaauw: Props to the real-time transcription at #WCUS for keeping up with all these technical terms!
RT @bamadesigner: I’m still fighting off the plague so had to move from my desk to the couch but I’ve got the #WCUS livestream pulled up on…
