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Jeremy Carlson

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Creating a site structure for the future – Jeremy Carlson
Jeremy · 2015-06-19 · via Jeremy Carlson

Can you tell that I’m beat by now? The notes don’t do this speech justice at all, either. Lisa was solidly covering best practices for structuring your site, good useful information. And the notes? Pathetic.

Tell you what—do yourself a favor, and check out Lisa’s notes instead.

Notes: Creating a site structure for the future
Notes: Creating a site structure for the future, by Lisa Ghisolf @gizmodesign

… And that’s the last of my notes.

I did push on through the last talk of the day, but I wrote no notes down at all. Not a sausage. Zip. It was perhaps folly not to just hang out on a couch and see what happens. Even if nothing happens. I was pooped.

But I was inspired!

If you gained something from any of the notes, do let me know! And if you presented at WordCamp, or if you organized WordCamp—THANK YOU. This was a wonderful experience, and I hope to see many of you again soon.