Become a speaker

Why speak at WordCamp Wrocław?

• Share what you love: It’s the best opportunity to share your passion and knowledge with people who will understand and appreciate it.
• Build your personal brand: Speaking at WordCamp is a great way to present yourself as an expert in your field and strengthen your professional image in the industry.
• Make valuable connections: You’ll meet other specialists, exchange experiences, and build relationships that may lead to future opportunities.
• Receive a free ticket: As a thank-you for your contribution, you’ll receive a free ticket for both days of the conference.
• Have a real impact on the development of the WordPress community in Poland!

A few important rules

• We share knowledge, not sales pitches: We care about authentic knowledge exchange. WordCamp presentations stand out because they are not sales-oriented.
• Stick to the time limits: 20 minutes for a talk or 90 minutes for a workshop. That’s the perfect amount of time to share the essence of your knowledge and keep the audience engaged.
• All sessions will be recorded: Your session will be recorded and published on WordPress.tv, allowing it to reach an even wider audience around the world.

We value practical, inspiring, and authentic knowledge. We want participants to leave your talk or workshop with new ideas, specific skills, and the feeling that their time was well spent.

Topic inspiration

The list below is based on what we’ve heard from our community.

Treat it as a starting point and a source of inspiration. Perhaps one of these topics is especially close to you, or maybe reading the list will spark a completely new idea of your own.

Remember, these are only suggestions! If you have another interesting idea, we’d love to hear it too.

Business & Freelance

We’re interested in strategies and tools that help people run and grow a
business based on WordPress.

• Pricing strategies and collaboration models: How can you effectively price projects and build profitable client collaboration models?
• Growing cooperation with existing clients: How can you identify needs and propose new solutions to increase the value of your contracts?
• Management: Managing a company, teams, company culture, and your own time.
• Effective project management: How to run meetings, define scope, and avoid common traps so the project ends successfully and within budget.
• Personal development, career management, and building a personal brand.
• Automation for freelancers and agencies: Tools and processes that speed up work and let you focus on what matters most.
• Blueprints and processes: How to create repeatable workflows, for example for specific types of websites, to deliver projects faster and more efficiently?

User & Design

We’re looking for content that will help people at different levels of
experience use WordPress better and create more user-friendly, accessible
websites.

• Gutenberg from A to Z: How to fully use the potential of the block editor for creating and managing content?
• Design basics for non-designers: How to choose fonts, colors, and build readable layouts?
• Client content management: How much editing access should clients have? Best practices and common mistakes.
• AI in service of WordPress: How to use artificial intelligence for content creation, graphics, and workflow optimization?
• WordPress vs. alternatives, such as Framer or Webflow: When is WordPress the best choice, and when is it worth considering other tools?

Dev

We’re looking for advanced topics that go beyond the basics. Show us specific solutions and best practices!

• Automation in practice: How to automate processes in WordPress and beyond to save time and avoid mistakes?
• WordPress as a Headless CMS: Real examples of using WordPress in modern, decoupled architectures.
• Integrations with external APIs/databases: How to efficiently fetch and synchronize data, for example from Airtable, HubSpot, or other services?
• Modern content types: The advantages and use cases of Custom Content Types (CCT) compared to classic Custom Post Types (CPT).
• Code quality in page builders: Analysis, debate, and best practices: how to get the best possible quality from popular tools?
• Advanced Gutenberg blocks: Show how to create custom, interactive blocks that solve real problems.
• Digital accessibility in practice: A specific case study: the identified problem, the repair process, and the final result.
• Technical SEO and Core Web Vitals: Practical optimization tips that really work.
• Modern frontend: Using clamping for flexible typography and other techniques that improve workflow.
• Security and testing: How are plugins tested for security? Code review process and automated testing in practice.

The list above is not a closed catalog. If you have an interesting topic in mind that doesn’t fit any of the categories above, surprise us! We’re open to all proposals that bring real value to the WordPress community.

Tell us about your idea!

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