Rachel Cherry

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Rachel Cherry (formerly Rachel Carden) is a web developer and designer with over ten years of experience in back and front-end web development and digital design. Before Disney, she spent over nine years working in higher education and enjoys building an accessible, open web using numerous, and ever changing, languages, frameworks, and APIs, especially WordPress. When she’s not helping build the web, she works to encourage openness, collaboration and professional development as a public speaker and community organizer. She is the founder of WPCampus, an organization dedicated to the confluence of WordPress in higher education.

Battle of the Front-End Frameworks: Bootstrap vs. Foundation

il y a 8 ans • 10404 Vues

It Takes A Campus To Raise A (Web Professionals) Community

il y a 7 ans • 2164 Vues

Tools And Techniques For Evaluating Accessibility

il y a 6 ans • 5024 Vues

Understanding and Supporting Web Accessibility

il y a 5 ans • 4722 Vues

How to create accessible websites - Web Accessibility Summit

il y a 4 ans • 492 Vues

Using WordPress in the world of Higher Education

il y a 4 ans • 150 Vues

How to create accessible websites - WordCamp Boston

il y a 4 ans • 396 Vues

How to create accessible websites - WordCamp New York

il y a 4 ans • 183 Vues

How to engineer accessible websites

il y a 4 ans • 213 Vues

ARIA: A bridge to greater accessibility

il y a 4 ans • 189 Vues

Better Living Through Automation: Defeating Time Sucks and Doing Better Work

Jesse Lavery • il y a 8 ans

Human At Work (HighEdWeb 2014 "Best of Conference" winner)

David Cameron • il y a 8 ans

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Battle of the Front-End Frameworks: Bootstrap vs. Foundation

il y a 8 ans • 10404 Vues

It Takes A Campus To Raise A (Web Professionals) Community

il y a 7 ans • 2164 Vues

Tools And Techniques For Evaluating Accessibility

il y a 6 ans • 5024 Vues

Understanding and Supporting Web Accessibility

il y a 5 ans • 4722 Vues

How to create accessible websites - Web Accessibility Summit

il y a 4 ans • 492 Vues

Using WordPress in the world of Higher Education

il y a 4 ans • 150 Vues

How to create accessible websites - WordCamp Boston

il y a 4 ans • 396 Vues

How to create accessible websites - WordCamp New York

il y a 4 ans • 183 Vues

How to engineer accessible websites

il y a 4 ans • 213 Vues

ARIA: A bridge to greater accessibility

il y a 4 ans • 189 Vues

Better Living Through Automation: Defeating Time Sucks and Doing Better Work

Jesse Lavery • il y a 8 ans

Human At Work (HighEdWeb 2014 "Best of Conference" winner)

David Cameron • il y a 8 ans

Rachel Cherry (formerly Rachel Carden) is a web developer and designer with over ten years of experience in back and front-end web development and digital design. Before Disney, she spent over nine years working in higher education and enjoys building an accessible, open web using numerous, and ever changing, languages, frameworks, and APIs, especially WordPress. When she’s not helping build the web, she works to encourage openness, collaboration and professional development as a public speaker and community organizer. She is the founder of WPCampus, an organization dedicated to the confluence of WordPress in higher education.