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The WordCamp US 2026 schedule is now live. Sessions cover AI, accessibility, design, business, and technical topics, with tracks suited to every experience level. Contributor Day takes place August 16, followed by Showcase Day on August 17, and two conference days on August 18–19 in Phoenix, Arizona. If you work with WordPress professionally, this is one of the best opportunities of the year to learn and connect with the community. us.wordcamp.org/2026/schedule/

If you want to attend WordCamp US 2026 but need to get your employer on board, there is now a guide to help you do exactly that. It covers ticket cost ($100 general admission), session tracks, networking opportunities, and the return on investment for companies that use WordPress. The event is August 16–19 in Phoenix. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1Va

WordCamp US 2026 in Phoenix is worth attending with a business goal in mind. Sessions cover AI, SEO, agency growth, and creator revenue. You can also get hands-on help at the Happiness Bar, explore hiring at Career Corner, and see real WordPress projects on Showcase Day. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1QN

WordCamp US 2026 has announced another group of speakers. This wave includes sessions on advocating for WordPress inside your organization, using AI for multilingual content, building truly accessible websites, and developing a sustainable career through open source. You can see the full speaker list and plan your schedule at wp.me/pgSBpQ-1PH

WordCamp US 2026 Contributor Day is August 16 in Phoenix. You do not need to be a developer or have previous contribution experience to join. Teams working on Core, Accessibility, Design, Translation, Testing, and more will be on hand to help you get started. If you already have a ticket, you can fill out the signup form at the link below. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1Gp

WordPress 7.1 Beta 4 is available for testing. The final release is scheduled for August 19, 2026. Test it in a safe environment and report any issues you find. wp.me/pZhYe-5wD

If you're attending WordCamp US 2026 in Phoenix, the Core AI Prompt Bar is worth a visit. The WordPress Core AI Team will be there August 18 and 19 to talk through questions about AI in WordPress, hear feedback, and connect with people building with these tools. You can find details at wp.me/pgSBpQ-1Nv

WordCamp US 2026 has announced its eighth wave of speakers. You can look forward to sessions on WordPress credentials, AI-powered teams, smarter sales workflows, plugin audits, and WordPress basics. Take a look at the full lineup and plan your time in Phoenix this August. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1NV

WordCamp US 2026 has announced its seventh wave of speakers. This group covers site migrations, AI-assisted development, enterprise WordPress systems, and getting started with WordPress. You can browse the full lineup and start planning your time at the event. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1LD

WordPress Coding Standards 3.4.1 is a security release. All WordPressCS users are strongly encouraged to update as soon as possible. Review the release details: github.com/WordPress/Word…

WordCamp US 2026 now has official badges ready to download. Whether you are attending, speaking, sponsoring, volunteering, or organizing, there is one for your role. You can add your photo and download it in seconds. The event is August 16–19 in Phoenix. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1FI #WCUS

WordPress Coding Standards 3.4.0 is now available. 🧑‍💻 This release adds command-line documentation for more sniffs, resolves several false positives and negatives, and updates checks for WordPress features through 7.0. Explore the release: github.com/WordPress/Word…

The WordCamp US 2026 Wapuu characters are here, and designer Deb Ciriaco shares how she brought them to life. She drew on Route 66 history and Arizona's details to create characters that feel right at home in Phoenix. Read the interview to learn about the Easter eggs she hid in the designs. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1Ka

TVLine, the television news and recap site operated by Static Media, runs on WordPress. See it in the WordPress Showcase. wp.me/smwwI-tvline

WordCamp US 2026 has announced its sixth wave of speakers. You can expect sessions on audience engagement, editorial workflows, the Abilities API, platform ownership, agency positioning, and WP-CLI automation. View the full speaker list and start planning your time in Phoenix at wp.me/pgSBpQ-1Lw

WordCamp US 2026 is offering a bookable Creator Studio in Phoenix. If you are a registered attendee and want to record a podcast interview, video content, or anything in between, you can reserve a 60-minute session August 16–19. Professional equipment is provided, and slots are limited. wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BT

The WordCamp US 2026 sponsor lineup is here. Companies including Pressable, Salesforce, WordPress.com, Bluehost, Jetpack, Woo, Google, and Yoast are helping bring the WordPress community together in Phoenix, August 16–19. Thanks to their support, ticket prices can remain low for the value they offer. See the full list at wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BZ

WordPress 7.1 Beta 3 is now available for testing. The final release is scheduled for August 19, 2026. Try it in a test environment and report any issues you find. wp.me/pZhYe-5vz

WordCamp US 2026 has announced its fifth wave of speakers. The sessions in this group cover agentic commerce, block-ready theme development with AI, smarter workflow automation, and product strategy. You can see the full speaker lineup and plan your schedule at wp.me/pgSBpQ-1BL

For Hans Skillrud, WordCamps are about reconnecting with old friends, meeting new ones, and having conversations with others who understand the industry. This year at WordCamp US, Hans will bring his experience as co-founder of Termageddon to the stage for “3 Things All Website Owners Need to Check for Privacy Compliance.” See you in Phoenix!: us.wordcamp.org/2026/

WordCamp US 2026 has announced another group of speakers. This wave covers AI in WordPress development, machine translation, human-AI editorial workflows, client support challenges, and trust in hosting partnerships. You can browse the full schedule and speaker list as you plan your trip: wp.me/pgSBpQ-1zH