Nathan Wrigley
WP Builds
Nathan Wrigley and David Waumsley discuss what it is that they like about WordPress, from plugins to people, themes to hosting!
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Episodes
358 – Exploring web accessibility: a conversation with Gen Herres 25.01.2024 1:01:29
So today we're chatting with Gen Herres about web accessibility. Gen is an experienced WordPress developer who has been in the field for over a decade. After making the typical mistakes in website development, Gen met Amber Hinds in 2019 and became interested in accessibility through her company, Equalize Digital. This led to a deep dive into the world of accessibility, and Gen began to incorporat...
357 – No Script Show, Episode 2 – The big picture 18.01.2024 48:45
So we're back with another 'podcast hijack', in which the WP Builds podcast is temporarily taken over by a new podcast that I'm doing with David Waumsley. It's called "The No Script Show", and we're getting back to the basics which we feel we've lost touch with, namely HTML and CSS. Over the years our reliance on tools like Page Builders mean that we've not kept up with the new technologies which...
This Week in WordPress #282 16.01.2024 1:31:41
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 8th January 2024.
356 – What’s the state of teams in the WordPress space? 11.01.2024 54:53
The WP Builds Podcast episode #356 features an in-depth conversation with James Giroux, discussing the Team Experience Index survey by TeamWP. Key insights from the survey highlight areas for improvement in the WordPress community, emphasizing transparent leadership, communication, ownership, and continuous learning. Recommendations include fostering an inclusive culture and intentional recognitio...
This Week in WordPress #281 09.01.2024 1:30:10
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 1st January 2023.
355 – David’s return… A new podcast called The ‘No Script Show’ 04.01.2024 48:27
So in episode 353 we said bye bye to David Waumsley. Well, now is the time to own up to the fact that David is not in fact going away! In my defence, David is moving away from the WP Builds podcast, as he's really no longer making much use of WordPress, but he's still in the website building profession. He's decided that he wants to make website without a framework, and therefore he's going to be...
This Week in WordPress #280 19.12.2023 1:32:54
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 11th December 2023.
354 – How GREYD.SUITE is tackling website accessibility 14.12.2023 1:10:14
On the podcast today, I have a conversation with Jakob Trost and Anne Bovelett, as we expore GREYD.SUITE, and its philosophy and commitment to website accessibility in the products they offer. Jakob tells us about GREYD's approach to website development, emphasising the company's dedication to providing a complete suite of tools for professional websites. The discussion revolves around GREYD's inn...
This Week in WordPress #279 12.12.2023 1:01:26
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 4th December 2023.
353 – Bye bye 07.12.2023 58:03
It’s the last episode of our “Thinking the Unthinkable” series… and also David's last as a regular on WP Builds. We’ve saved the most “unthinkable” for the end which is: “Is it time to quit WordPress?”. It isn’t for Nathan, but for David it (sort of) is. He'll still use WordPress daily as his own local static site generator and code organiser, but he disabled Gutenberg and has stopped using almost...
This Week in WordPress #278 05.12.2023 1:32:16
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 27th November 2023.
352 – Why email marketing is still alive: insights from Rytis Lauris of Omnisend 30.11.2023 1:04:44
Today, we're joined by Rytis Lauris, the co-founder and CEO of Omnisend, a marketing automation platform for online businesses. We discuss the enduring effectiveness of email marketing, the importance of owning your own content, and how Omnisend integrates with WordPress and WooCommerce to provide value for online sellers. Rytis explains how email automation can drive revenue and improve customer...
This Week in WordPress #277 28.11.2023 1:32:30
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 19th November 2023.
351 – The one where the entire episode was created by AI 23.11.2023 54:08
On the podcast today we're straying into the world of AI. Not in the way that everybody else does, with an intelligent analysis of the use of AI and tools to make your life easier. No that's too difficult for us. We've decided to pollute your podcast listening experience today with an episode made (almost) entirely with AI tools. Honestly, I'd give up here if I were you, but if you fancy a laugh,...
This Week in WordPress #276 21.11.2023 1:33:32
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 13th November 2023.
350 – Ymir: The future of serverless WordPress hosting with Carl Alexander 16.11.2023 1:09:59
In today's episode, we're talking about serverless WordPress with our guest, Carl Alexander, founder and developer of Ymir. As you will hear, Carl is very clever, and I'm out-to-sea with the topic under discussion! Carl is passionate about the concept of serverless technology, and is fully embracing it as a way to simplify server management for WordPress users. With serverless technology, Carl bel...
This Week in WordPress #275 14.11.2023 1:35:54
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 6th November 2023.
349 – Is 20 years too long in web tech? 09.11.2023 54:47
It’s the 19th episode of our "Thinking the Unthinkable" series and today's (ambiguous) topic is... "Is 20 years too long in web tech?". Full of our usual British cheerfulness, we are celebrating WordPress’s 20th birthday year with a title implying its potential demise. This episode is not about predicting the future of WordPress. It’s because we have never had a chat dedicated to why some web tec...
This Week in WordPress #274 07.11.2023 1:25:16
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 30th October 2023.
348 – How the Gato GraphQL plugin can accelerate your WordPress development 02.11.2023 58:07
Today on the podcast we have Leonardo Losoviz. Leonardo is an experienced developer and the creator of the Gato GraphQL plugin for WordPress. We'll be exploring the power of Gato GraphQL, its features, and how it could change the way we use WordPress. Leonardo highlights the power of GraphQL, a technology for retrieving data from a server. It can be used in WordPress to fetch data from the server...
This Week in WordPress #273 31.10.2023 1:28:06
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 23rd October 2023.
347 – Who needs a Content Management System (CMS) anyway? 26.10.2023 52:34
It’s the 18th episode of our “Thinking the Unthinkable” series and our topic is "Who needs a Content Management System (CMS) anyway?" Have you noticed how you obsess about all the amazing things that you can do with your client websites? Imagine if they did this, or, you know what would double your revenue... you could do this. A few months after launch you realise that they're using none of the f...
This Week in WordPress #272 24.10.2023 1:28:39
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 16th October 2023.
346 – WonderSuite: simplifying the setup in WordPress for all users 19.10.2023 57:19
On the podcast today we have Jason Cross. He's an experienced tech executive with a diverse background in the industry. Currently serving as the SVP of product at Bluehost / Newfold Digital, and he's been there for over a year and a half. He is responsible for overseeing their WordPress, commerce, and proprietary products across multiple global brands. Before joining Bluehost / Newfold Digital. Th...
This Week in WordPress #271 17.10.2023 1:35:57
The WordPress news from the last week which commenced Monday 9th October 2023.
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