Nachverfolgen: Workshop 2 – English – Seminar room 3

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    Most people treat their WordPress site like a brochure. Build-in-public turns it into a living engine for trust, community, and sales without feeling performative.

    In this talk, I’ll share a practical, repeatable framework for using WordPress as your “home base” while social platforms do the distribution. Attendees will learn how to publish founder-led updates that build credibility, how to structure pages so visitors instantly understand the story and the offer, and how to create simple conversion paths that don’t require complicated funnels.

    What I’ll cover:

    The Story → Proof → Invitation framework (what to publish and why it converts)

    The “Trust Stack” site structure: homepage, about, press/media, blog, landing pages, partnerships

    Build-in-public content formats that work (behind-the-scenes, weekly logs, launch diaries, community spotlights)

    Simple conversion paths inside WordPress (lead magnets, email capture, event pages, media kits)

    Common mistakes: oversharing, inconsistency, chasing vanity metrics and how to fix them

    This session matters because attention is expensive, trust is rare, and WordPress is one of the best tools for owning your narrative long-term.

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  • Designing for Millions: UX Lessons from Building a WordPress Visual Builder

    Designing a product for thousands of users is very different from designing for millions. In this talk, I’ll share real UX lessons from working on a WordPress visual builder used by millions of websites worldwide.

    The session focuses on what breaks when products scale, how early UX assumptions fail in real-world usage, and the design trade-offs involved in building complex visual editors. I’ll cover practical examples from designing for non-technical content creators while maintaining flexibility and power for advanced users.

    This talk is grounded in hands-on experience and honest reflection, highlighting mistakes, constraints, and design decisions that shaped the product over time. It is intended for designers, developers, and product builders working within the WordPress ecosystem who want to create scalable, usable tools that stand the test of growth.