A few months ago I built myself a personal site for three reasons: 1. Experience building a WordPress site with AI from start to finish 2. Test ideas around AI, agents, and WordPress in the real world 3. To finally have a personal site 🙂 Since then, I’ve documented the entire journey through blog posts, a changelog, a detailed “how this site was built” guide, and several open-source plugins. But the homepage didn't clearly communicate any of that. Well, I just updated it to reflect the site's purpose and I'm pretty pleased with the result. Check it out! miriamschwab.me

WordCamp US that’s a wrap! Thank you to all the organizers, volunteers, speakers and sponsors for making this an inspiring and meaningful event 🙏. Community gatherings like this are so important for the future of WordPress and open source, and we at Elementor grateful that we could be supporters both as sponsors and speakers. The first pic below is the "before" version of us - fresh and put-together and ready to roll. The second pic is the "after" - exhausted and happy as we cleared out of our gorgeous booth (btw I always find it a bit sad to say goodbye to our booths at the end of conferences). Huge thank you to our team who was there, helping and guiding our users, and explaining what we do to newbies (there were a lot of people who didn't know who we are!), and just generally being awesome 🙏 WordCamp US 2026 #wceu

The agentic web is on everyone's minds, but what does it really mean, and what should we do to make sure WordPress and the web is ready for it? Catch my talk soon at WordCamp US to learn all about this. The recording will be available on YouTube after my talk. #wcus