Dan is a WordPress Engineer @ Human Made, who has been known to talk about WordPress Customiser, using WordPress for eSports, and Web Sockets, but not always in that order.
Keith is a freelance WordPress developer who develops custom WordPress websites focussed on business goals. If he’s not coding, he’s probably riding his bike.
Dave is a tea-drinking web developer from sunny Manchester specialising in front-end development, WordPress, and WooCommerce. He has been developing websites using WordPress for the last five years and is a senior developer at the WordPress development agency Make Do.
Kimb is the co-founder of UK-based WordPress agency Make Do. In a previous life, he worked in the corporate surroundings of the NHS for over 10 years working in both IT and Marketing. He promises it wasn’t as boring as it sounds (mostly).
He’s been running a local WordPress meetup in Sheffield (UK) for over 5 years, and is the main co-ordinator of WordCamp Sheffield and was on the WordCamp Europe 2014 (Sofia) organising team and has been speaking & involved with WordCamps since 2009.
Mark is a freelance WordPress developer working from home in Lancashire and a former secondary school teacher of Computing. He builds both large and small WordPress sites for clients and agencies across the UK and blogs about WordPress at markwilkinson.me. Mark is particularly interested in using WordPress in different ways, getting away from a CMS or blog.
Mike runs Primary Image, based in Westcliff-on-Sea in Essex, and designs, supports, and hosts WordPress websites for clients. Primary Image specialises in the transport sector, with Mike creating websites for Transport for London, National Express, and Network Rail, amongst many others.
Rachel helps her clients embrace the core principles of living a healthy lifestyle without fads, gimmicks, or strict regimes. She works both with private individuals and large companies, inspiring, educating, and showing them how to live healthily. She helps them put the zest back into their lives and organisations with quick, simple, and sustainable techniques.
Tammie works at Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com. She works on the theme team and focuses on theme UX. She has a varied background including psychology, design, front-end development, and user experience.
Mark is the author of the infamous cake cargo subcommand. He is the organiser of the London Rust Meetup Group. He’s also a member of the Rust Community Team.
