The Fresh Team had a great time at Wordcamp Seattle this year! We were pretty obvious in our green regalia, and got lots of attention from people wondering what our logo meant.

Alex and Elisha each spoke, giving great talks on treating your site like a business opportunity and building your site to be bug free.

If you were wondering about our logo but didn’t get a chance to ask us, Fresh is all about integrating the creative left brain with the technical right brain. Most people here mix the two to some degree, whether it’s lone-wolfing a site from design to implementation, or just working closely with the fellow on the other side of the room. The results are beautiful, unique sites that are as easy to work on for future developers as they are to use by our clients.

Our personal reflections on WordCamp

Wordcamp was awesome. Loved seeing people who’ve made tutorials and plugins I’ve used. Definitely going next year. #wcsea— Benjamin Sjavik (@hotterpop) June 30, 2014

It was my first time speaking at and bringing my team along to #wcsea. I’m happy to be a part of this amazing community! — Elisha Terada (@elishaterada) June 29, 2014

Awesome time at #wcsea wp past, present and future, accessibility, speed and dev tips! Oh and great food, too. Thanks Seattle — David Reese (@davidpreese) June 30, 2014

Great first experience at #WCSEA. Tons of new resources to implement soon! Great talks from our very own @elishaterada and @Alexwbean — Johnny Rodriguez (@tryjohnny) June 30, 2014

Slides of other amazing speakers

• Creating a Plugin from Scratch by Tanner Moushey
• Speed as a Feature: Getting a Handle on Page Load Time by Zack Tollman