Since 2016, I’ve been passionately sharing my knowledge with other people. My speaking engagements have taken me to various events, primarily WordPress meetups and WordCamps. While I’m most comfortable conversing in my native language, German, I’ve also had the pleasure of delivering talks in English. You can explore these presentations below, and a comprehensive list of my German talks can be accessed on my dedicated German website.
I’m readily available for connections, whether it’s through email or my social networks (linked at the bottom of the page). If you’re seeking a speaker for your upcoming event, don’t hesitate to get in touch. My speaking repertoire revolves around a variety of engaging topics, with a primary focus on CSS, the Block Editor, and the art of Performance Optimization. For a more detailed insight into my expertise, feel free to check out my profile on WP Speakers.
Women and non-binary folx of WordPress
The panel brings together a diverse group of people for an honest discussion about underrepresented folx involvement in the WordPress open source project.
The panelists will discuss their achievements, struggles and give advice to those starting out.
Performance is a popular buzzword in the WordPress space. For most users, installing a performance optimization plugin is the one thing they do on their website, maybe configuring some of the settings. But performance is way more than that. In this session, I want to give a quick overview of what is important for a website to be considered performant and what to look at when working with WordPress websites.
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How Subgrid enhances CSS Grid
CSS Grid has been around for over two years in major browsers. While it’s amazing to work with, there’s still room for improvement. Currently, only direct child elements of a container can be placed with CSS Grid.
With Subgrid, you can bring the defined grid another level down. This enhances the feature of CSS Grid even further. In this talk, I want to show you the possibilities that Subgrid creates.
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CSS Grid in the wild
Since CSS Grid was introduced in modern browsers in 2017, developers finally are able to create complex layouts with less code. CSS Grid works a bit differently than the CSS frameworks developers are used to, so there’s a learning curve to get it. In this talk I want to show some examples how to use CSS Grid on websites, including either support or fallback layouts for Internet Explorer 10 and 11. Because this shouldn’t be an excuse anymore not to use CSS Grid today!
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How to survive a WordCamp (or any conference) as an introvert
An introverted person enjoys and recovers from spending time alone and being surrounded by silence. But attending a WordCamp or another conference means: lots of people, lots of noise. I’m sharing some tips how to attend such an event and fulfill the needs of an introvert at the same time.
