Podcast appearances and mentions of michelle schulp

Listen in to these WooCommerce / WordPress builder tips from Chris Lubkert, Michelle Schulp, Joey Daoud, Maddy Osman and Phil Crumm.

A lot goes into creating a robust WordPress theme. So much, that it can be daunting when you decide to tackle your theme project. But, while theme development can be an expansive topic to learn,...

Michelle is amazing at what she does. An inspired artist and designer, Michelle creates for her customers bespoke designs and sites that not only meet their needs, but do it with style and grace. She also happens to be a generous WordCamp speaker and WordPress community member.

Michelle Schulp is an independent UX designer and web developer based in Minneapolis. She is also a household name in the WordPress community, and she's given dozens of great talks on a wide range of topics at tech conferences over the years.Traveling for conferences is not cheap, and preparing for talks takes a lot of time and energy that takes you off of paid work. In this episode, Michelle talks about why she makes speaking a priority and how she manages the demands of both public speaking and client work as an independent contractor.Follow Michelle on Twitter

In episode 13 of Women in WP, we talk to Michelle Schulp who tells us about the power of why, the definition of design, and her passion that design isn’t just about beauty, but about defining problems and finding solutions. About Michelle Schulp: Michelle is an independent graphic designer and frontend developer in Minneapolis. Prior […]

In this episode, John James Jacoby and I are joined by Michelle Schulp, an independent […]

Michelle Schulp is a fantastic web designer in the WordPress space – you make have seen her work on the WP Hierarch chart. Recently she’s launched a new initiative talking about fitness and freelancing. Last week we touched a bit on mental health. This week we’re going to dive into physical health, especially when running […] The post Michelle Schulp and Staying Fit While Freelancing appeared first on How I Built It.

As a freelancer, fitness sometimes falls by the wayside. Not with Michelle.

Michelle Schulp, design expert and owner of Marktime Media joins us to share her wisdom about Web Design principals and creating great slide presentations.

On this week's special episode of The New Marketing Show, the boys sit down with web design & user experience (UX) expert Michelle Schulp to discuss a number of design topics. The team talks with Michelle about her design background, her extensive WordPress knowledge and as well her involvement with WordCamp's across the country.  

In this episode, Jason and Bridget chat with @Michelle Schulp from MarkTimeMedia.com about how branding can make or break your business.Thank you ServerPress makers of DesktopServer for sponsoring this episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michelle Schulp is using atomic design and WordPress. This episode is not sponsored! Want to be a sponsor? You can contact me or check out my sponsorship gig on Fiverr Show Notes: Marktime Media My Name is Michelle Fitness and Freelance WordPress Find a WordCamp near you. Pattern Lab Book: Atomic Design by Brad Frost Check out the new Gutenberg editing experience on WordPress (and compare it to the former editor, TinyMCE) Other CMSs of note: Joomla and Drupal Developer Resources for WordPress WordPress TV Joe Casabona Zac Gordon Tom McFarlin’s blog on Practical WordPress Development Pippin’s Plugins Book: Discover Object-oriented Programming using Wordpress by Carl Alexander Michelle Schulp is on Twitter Want to be on the next episode? You can! All you need is the willingness to talk about something technical.

Websites aren’t just pages on the internet, they are content displays...and that’s why great design is important. Michelle tells us how she leverages jobs as portfolio building learning opportunities, makes an impact as a keynote speaker, and does all this while still living a healthy lifestyle by prioritizing diet and exercise - even if that means being late to work!

In this episode, Matt Medeiros wraps up the season interviewing Michelle Schulp from Marktime Media In Minneapolis. Michelle is an independent designer and front-end developer who works with many agencies and other freelancers. Michelle’s background is in design and she is well known as a WordCamp Speaker. She loves teaching design and sharing her knowledge with the WordPress Community. Michelle also is the Director of Technology at AIGA Minnesota. (more…)

In this episode, Matt Medeiros wraps up the season interviewing Michelle Schulp from Marktime Media In Minneapolis. Michelle is an independent designer and front-end developer who works with many agencies and other freelancers. Michelle's background is in design and she is well known as a WordCamp Speaker. She loves teaching design and sharing her knowledge with the WordPress Community. Michelle also is the Director of Technology at AIGA Minnesota. Listen to this episode: Matt Report - A WordPress podcast for digital business owners Michelle Schulp on running an independent business Play Episode Pause Episode Mute/Unmute Episode Rewind 10 Seconds 1x Fast Forward 30 seconds 00:00 / 00:48:17 Subscribe Share RSS Feed Share Link Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 00:48:17 What you will learn from this Episode: Michelle made a deliberate choice to stay independent and not own an agency. She realizes the challenges of managing other people in a business. (2:40) Being an independent freelancer allows you to stay flexible for traveling and working remotely. (3:54) There is a lot of overhead and “crap” when running a business. (4:04) If you make business decisions based on why you went into business in the first place you can be very successful. Ex: Your priority is to have more time for your family. (4:44) The reason to travel and speak at events allows you to teach and volunteer by giving back to the community. (7:07) 95% of Marktime Media's business comes from referrals or being known for teaching at WordCamps. (8:00) Business Growth and Success: Your personality or personal brand separates you from the crowd. (9:34) The differentiator in the WordPress space for independent freelancers now comes from service. You must be able to communicate and be responsive to the client. (10:40) Sometimes your brand is just not for everybody and it is best to qualify your business when working with a client. (12:18) Clients can try to nickel and dime you and make multiple changes when you are first starting out. You can just act as an advisor for the client that does not have a budget for the work.  (13:50) Specializing in a personality type has been how Michelle chooses her work. People need to be passionate and understand the value you offer. (15:24) Michelle often starts a project with a worksheet that asks the client how does somebody find out about your business? How would your client describe what you do? (17:13) Freelancers in the WordPress space now seem to be defining their business with what they do rather than focusing on just open source software. (19:32) WordCamps bring together people of all different levels of experience. (19:56) Future of WordPress: It seems that there are 3 levels of focus now in the WordPress world: Pagebuilders, Themes, and Gutenberg. (22:17) It is better to focus on the features that are in the client's control and their expectations of publishing content. (23:52) Module design concepts with repeatable design patterns are allowing the customer to concentrate on their content. (23:06) WordPress is still very confusing for the average client. Clients should not have to worry about the design of the website. (24:15) Michelle is keeping her eye on the changes within the WordPress Community with Gutenberg and limits what the client can change. (26:05) You will need to understand where the conflicts may come with plugins and source code when updates to WordPress occur. (35:54) There are always risks keeping up with WordPress updates. When you are familiar with the plugin author or developers in the community, you provide value by knowing what is coming and how to “fix” it.  (39:14) Skills for Independent Freelancers: It is important for the freelancer to explain what they do and where they want to concentrate. (31:08) If you want to stay proficient as a developer in WordPress you should be proficient in Javascript. (32:33) If you are going to implement and configure websites you should understand the tools available and what good code is. (33:03) You should have strong skills in a focused area rather than just general skills in WordPress. (34:17)   Episode Resources: Pagely AIGA Minnesota Atomic Design Advanced Custom Fields Gravity Forms WooCommerce Beaver Builder Rocket Genius Modern Tribe Automattic .NET To Stay in Touch with Michelle: Michelle on Twitter Michelle's Personal Website Marktime Media To stay connected with the Matt Report, head on over to the mattreport.com/subscribe. If you like the show, please leave a 5 Star review over on the Matt Report on iTunes. Be sure to check out Matt's new offering at UserFeedbackVideos.com. It is like having a co-founder for $59.00.   ★ Support this podcast ★

Meet Michelle Schulp, she's the owner of Marktime Media (http://marktimemedia.com/) where she makes design frictionless.