This February I gave my first presentation at WordPress Bulgaria User Group. The presentation was about WordPress themes. I shared my experience regarding some bad and some good themes, a few useful tips and code samples and I gave a few tips for creating a good WordPress theme.
For the past two and a half years we have regular monthly meetups and I’m helping the organizers with everything I can. It was about time to give a talk and share what I’ve learned for the past 4 years.
It’s not a secret that I really love building themes and it’s one of my favorite WordPress related tasks we work on at DevriX, so it was the obvious decision my first talk to be on this topic. The presentation went well and I was well prepared, but for my next talk I have to work on my voice and general “stage presence”.
If you are interested in more details about the presentation, Mario wrote a blog post where you can find out more details. Slides could be found here. Thanks to Vladimir for the photos 🙂
P.S. – quick tip: don’t forget your mouse cursor in the middle of your screen 🙂
Stanko Metodiev is a WordPress veteran and the CTO of DevriX. For the past 12 years Stanko has been developing complex SaaS platforms, multisite solutions, migrating various systems to WordPress, managing a team of developers and leading a few key international projects in the company. In the past years, Stanko is the lead organizer of the WordPress Sofia User Group (WPBGUG) and has been a part of the organization of WordCamp Sofia and WordCamp Bulgaria. In his portfolio, you can find free themes and plugins on WordPress.org, and badges of his membership in the WordPress support, polyglots, theme reviews teams. Stanko is a fan of Real Madrid and often watches football games in shisha bars with friends and with his family at home. Also an avid fan of Counter-Strike and an active member of the remote work culture worldwide.
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