Women in WP | WordPress Podcast

In episode 13 of Women in WP, we talk to Michelle Schulp who tells us about the power of why, the definition of design, and her passion that design isn’t just about beauty, but about defining problems and finding solutions. About Michelle Schulp: Michelle is an independent graphic designer and frontend developer in Minneapolis. Prior […]

In episode 13 of Women in WP, we talk to Michelle Schulp who tells us about the power of why, the definition of design, and her passion that design isn’t just about beauty, but about defining problems and finding solutions.

About Michelle Schulp:

Michelle is an independent graphic designer and frontend developer in Minneapolis. Prior to beginning her career, she studied Visual Communications, with minors in Psychology and Sociology. As her work progressed, she also branched into front-end development and user experience design to round our her skillset. This combination of disciplines led her to adopt a strategy-based approach to design, focused on solving tangible problems and achieving real goals based on how people think.

She loves the open source community, and when she is not working on projects she speaks/volunteers/organizes at events and workshops around the country. Her passions are communication and empowerment, and she believes in the power of “Why?”

Find Michelle Schulp: Marktime Media | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn

In this episode, we talk to Sue Jenkins about how she’s teaching her university design students to design and build WordPress sites. About Sue Jenkins: Sue Jenkins is a web UI/UX and print designer, photographer, and illustrator, as well as the creative director at Luckychair.com, a full-service design studio. An award-winning Adobe Certified Expert, she’s […]

In this episode, we talk to Sue Jenkins about how she’s teaching her university design students to design and build WordPress sites.

About Sue Jenkins: Sue Jenkins is a web UI/UX and print designer, photographer, and illustrator, as well as the creative director at Luckychair.com, a full-service design studio. An award-winning Adobe Certified Expert, she’s the author of several For Dummies books on design and an Adobe Software Training Instructor on LinkedIn Learning, as well as an Associate Professor of Art at a small liberal arts university in the USA.

Find Sue Jenkins: Luckychair | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn

In episode 11 of Women in WP, we talk to Michelle Ames, head of customer success for GiveWP about her role in helping GiveWP customers succeed at fundraising, as well as her role in organizing WordCamps and Meetups. About Michelle: Michelle has over twenty years of experience in higher education; ten years of owning a […]

In episode 11 of Women in WP, we talk to Michelle Ames, head of customer success for GiveWP about her role in helping GiveWP customers succeed at fundraising, as well as her role in organizing WordCamps and Meetups.

About Michelle: Michelle has over twenty years of experience in higher education; ten years of owning a web design and marketing company; and currently serves as the Head of Customer Success for GiveWP.com and WPBusinessReviews.com.

Michelle is a veteran of teaching and public speaking. She’s been an instructor for a wide variety of topics including Using Quantitative Data Analysis Software, Meditative Drawing, Intro to WordPress, and Marketing and Law for Massage Therapy. Michelle speaks at conferences all over North America. You can find many of them recorded on WordPress.tv including “Little Things That Make a Big Difference,” “Hidden Features of WordPress Revealed,” and “Use Your WordPress Powers for Good,” as well as panel discussions on WordPress, marketing, and women in technology.

Michelle loves attending conferences, exploring photography, serving on non-profit boards, and mentoring people in her local community.

Michelle is the author of “A Good Firm Handshake and Other Essential Business Tips” available on Amazon.com. She holds a BA in Religion and Philosophy (Roberts Wesleyan College) and an MBA in Marketing, E-Commerce, and Information Technology Management (Simon School, University of Rochester).

Follow Michelle on Twitter and Instagram at @michelleames and check out her thoughts about life on thedailybedhead.com.

Find Michelle Ames: Website | GiveWP | Twitter | Facebook

In this episode of Women in WP, Tracy goes on the road and takes on WordCamp Europe! She spends time talking to women from all over the world who work in the world of WordPress.  

In this episode of Women in WP, Tracy goes on the road and takes on WordCamp Europe! She spends time talking to women from all over the world who work in the world of WordPress.

 

In episode 9 of Women in WP, we talk to Lisa Stambaugh about her impressive length of time in the industry, moving from engineering to web development, being one of the few women in the industry, writing the book on hiring a web designer, and her transition from web development to website care and support. […]

In episode 9 of Women in WP, we talk to Lisa Stambaugh about her impressive length of time in the industry, moving from engineering to web development, being one of the few women in the industry, writing the book on hiring a web designer, and her transition from web development to website care and support.

About Lisa: BSEE/CS, MSCS. Web Diva® for 20+ years. Knitting enthusiast. Curly girl. Cookie artiste. Obsessive wordsmither. Musical theatre devotee. Writer at the GoDaddy Blog. Author of “Web Diva Wisdom: How to Find, Hire, and Partner with the Right Web Designer for You.” Married 39 years to a now-retired software engineer who worked in satellite operations. 2 adult children (one engineer, one veterinarian), 1 grandson.

Find Lisa Stambaugh: Website | Twitter | Book