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WordPress Glasgow monthly meetup

We have plenty of ideas about all the fab stuff we could do at the Glasgow Wordpress meetup... But we would also love to hear what you would like!

Everyone's welcome regardless of experience. We'll always do our best to hold our events at accessible venues and maintain entry free of charge.

Come along and become part of the growing community!

We'll be posting more information about each particular event as time goes by...

https://wpglasgow.org

https://www.meetup.com/Glasgow-WordPress-Meetup/

Tue 23rd May 2017 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Tue 23rd May 2017 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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WordPress Glasgow TALK - “Night of the Living Style Guides”, by Sarah Semark

Meetup starts at 6:00pm to give everyone a chance to get a cuppa, have a chat and meet other local WordPressers.

Talk starts at 6:30pm

ABOUT THE TALK:

The line between design and development is getting blurrier, and our approach to web design is becoming more modular. How do we keep track of it all?

Style guides to the rescue!

Using style guides that update as our projects progress, we can visually document our work and ensure that everything stays consistent. They may seem daunting and time-consuming at first, but they don’t have to be.

How do I get started with living style guides? What’s a living style guide anyway, and how do I know if mine is dead? Isn’t that going to slow me down? Why should I bother?

Let’s find out.

* ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Sarah is a self-defined globetrotter who has recently moved to Edinburgh. She used to run a freelance design business and is currently working for Automattic, making themes for WordPress.com.

Follow her on Twitter @sarahsemark or check out her site triggersandsparks.com