Saturday, May 18th

Time	Track 1	Track 2
8:15 am	Registration opens (and remains available all day)
9:10 am	Opening remarks
9:30 am	Room change
9:45 am	Gutenberg \| How a WordPress studio adapted David Darke Favourite session: Gutenberg \| How a WordPress studio adapted	A Timesaver’s Guide to the Command Line Keith Hyde Favourite session: A Timesaver’s Guide to the Command Line
10:30 am	Break ☕
11:00 am	Legacy systems in your head (and why they matter at work) Lizzie Darville Favourite session: Legacy systems in your head (and why they matter at work)	Taking Flight with Tailwind CSS Oliver Davies Favourite session: Taking Flight with Tailwind CSS
11:45 am	Room Change
12:00 pm	Why Multisite? Uses for WordPress Multisite you may not have thought of Rachel McCollin Favourite session: Why Multisite? Uses for WordPress Multisite you may not have thought of	WordPress, the Community and Your Mental Health Dan Maby Favourite session: WordPress, the Community and Your Mental Health
12:45 pm	Lunch 🥪
2:15 pm	Custom theme building structures & techniques to save your sanity! Jonny Allbut Favourite session: Custom theme building structures & techniques to save your sanity!	Why is now the right time to put purpose over profit… spoiler alert – purpose equals profit! Joss Ford Favourite session: Why is now the right time to put purpose over profit… spoiler alert – purpose equals profit!
3:00 pm	Room Change
3:15 pm	Building Intelligent Layouts Michelle Barker Favourite session: Building Intelligent Layouts	The Art of Problem Solving Ben Everard Favourite session: The Art of Problem Solving
4:00 pm	Break ☕
4:30 pm	Thinking in patterns Tammie Lister Favourite session: Thinking in patterns	Collaboration is the key to success Richard Franklin Favourite session: Collaboration is the key to success
5:15 pm	Finish
6:00 pm	Social at the Watershed 🎉 Favourite session: Social at the Watershed 🎉
11:00 pm	Social finish

Sunday, May 19th

Time	Track 1	Track 2
9:30 am	Registration opens (and remains available all day)
10:00 am	So what have the new HTML5 elements ever done for accessibility? Graham Armfield Favourite session: So what have the new HTML5 elements ever done for accessibility?	A study in green Wholegrain Team Favourite session: A study in green
10:45 am	Room Change
11:00 am	The magic (key)word: why your site is not getting the traffic it deserves Jesse van de Hulsbeek Favourite session: The magic (key)word: why your site is not getting the traffic it deserves	Build blocks without writing JavaScript Mark Wilkinson Favourite session: Build blocks without writing JavaScript
11:45 am	Break ☕
12:15 pm	Lightning Talks Rich Copping, Luminus Alabi, Tess Coughlan-Allen Favourite session: Lightning Talks	Meet Your Friends the Gutenberg Blocks Karla Campos Favourite session: Meet Your Friends the Gutenberg Blocks
1:00 pm	Lunch 🥪
2:00 pm	Building websites using React.js and WordPress API Mitko Kochkovski Favourite session: Building websites using React.js and WordPress API	Making a CMS for Humans Becky Taylor Favourite session: Making a CMS for Humans
2:45 pm	Room Change
3:00 pm	Selling WordPress Scott Jones Favourite session: Selling WordPress	What WordPress can learn from how OpenStack communicates Nicola Heald Favourite session: What WordPress can learn from how OpenStack communicates
4:00 pm	Closing remarks
4:30 pm	End

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