Schedule

Below you’ll find details of the schedules for WordCamp Manchester.

If you’re interested, we have published a blog post about our speaker selection process. Read it here.

Saturday, 27th October

Time	Track 1	Track 2
8:30 am	Registration
9:00 am	Opening Remarks
9:15 am	Design matters in open source Tammie Lister Favorite session: Design matters in open source	Transitioning to a block-based editor in a pre-Gutenberg world Mark Wilkinson Favorite session: Transitioning to a block-based editor in a pre-Gutenberg world
10:00 am	WordPress, the Community and Your Mental Health Dan Maby Favorite session: WordPress, the Community and Your Mental Health	Forensically Analysing Cornerstone Content Rhys Wynne Favorite session: Forensically Analysing Cornerstone Content
10:45 am	Break
11:00 am	A little accessibility goes a long way James Hall Favorite session: A little accessibility goes a long way	Demystify SSH Alessandro Senese Favorite session: Demystify SSH
11:45 am	The Magical Repeatable Gutenberg Block Mika Epstein Favorite session: The Magical Repeatable Gutenberg Block	Accessibility Hacks Graham Armfield Favorite session: Accessibility Hacks
12:30 pm	Lunch
1:30 pm	Lightning talks	Should I poke the bear or stroke the bear: a guide to setting client expectations Hannah Smith Favorite session: Should I poke the bear or stroke the bear: a guide to setting client expectations
2:15 pm	How to become a contributor for the WordPress community and build a business too Barna Buxbaum Favorite session: How to become a contributor for the WordPress community and build a business too	There’s a plugin for that. Chris Butterworth Favorite session: There’s a plugin for that.
3:00 pm	Break
3:15 pm	Delivering WordPress without the users ever knowing Garry Byrne Favorite session: Delivering WordPress without the users ever knowing	Lightning Talks
4:00 pm	Come to the darkside we have cookies. Tim Nash Favorite session: Come to the darkside we have cookies.	Why you should learn to love coding standards Luca Ricci Favorite session: Why you should learn to love coding standards
4:45 pm	Closing Remarks