Here’s a bit of a break from the news, tutorials, and discussions as we recover from a pleasant Christmas. We thought we’d cook up a few words to describe people who work with WordPress. Enjoy, and happy holidays!
WordPressographer (noun):
1. one who works with or studies WordPress
2. someone who blogs about a WordPress-related topic
We consulted a WordPressographer to help develop this new widget.
WordPresser (noun):
1. also known as a theme developer; one who creates WordPress themes
After quickly creating several professional-grade themes, I can finally call myself a proficient WordPresser.
WordPressography (noun):
1. the study of WordPress (see also: WordPressographer)
One of my favorite blogs is offering a free course on WordPressography next weekend.
WordPressing (verb):
1. creating something with WordPress; turning a design or markup into a WordPress theme
2. writing a blog post from the WordPress interface to be published with WordPress
During the long hours I spend on the road you can frequently find me WordPressing about my travels.
WordPressify (verb):
1. to turn a design or markup into a WordPress theme (see also: WordPressing)
I had to quickly WordPressify this markup to meet the client’s deadline.
WordPressed (adj):
1. integrated with WordPress; made into something compatible with WordPress
After three days my new theme was finally WordPressed and ready to go live.
Great!
I’ve just translated (or so) to Spanish in my blog about WordPressography 😆
I wonder if the word “wordpress” will ever be used as interchangeably as the word “google”.
I googled myself.
I created a wordpress.
Who knows 🙂
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