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I don't want to do this in WPCS Pro, but since we might want to add organizers and volunteers with the speakers post type, I think it makes sense to rewrite the slug to /people/ instead of /speakers/ with a filter in our theme.

Something like this is what I was thinking. Let me know what you think about this @joedolson

I'm not taking the time to figure this out now but opening an issue so I'm not the only one that knows about it.

I hard-coded the registration URL on the WPCS sponsor single template.

This isn't really a problem as long as we use /register or have a redirect in place for it, but it could be a problem in the future. I think that in the long run we should add a field for this in the WPCS Settings page and then replace that registration URL in the template.

These would be handy to have available without having to type the hex code:

--color-dark-purple: #7F1177;
--color-light-purple: #EFE6F0;
--color-dark-blue: #115A7F;
--color-light-blue: #e4eff5;

Currently, only the website can be edited on the sponsors post. We're using Gravity Forms to save sponsor social URLs to the sponsor posts, and they are outputting on the front end, but there is no way to edit these on the single post edit screen.

This is not an emergency as I'm using Admin Column Pro and can edit them there, but this would be an enhancement (probably for next time).

https://wpaccessibility.day/save-the-date/

I'm guessing this is in a function somewhere but I couldn't readily find it. Currently the featured image is being output at 640px wide. I'd like it to be as wide as the post - 781px.

I don't think we want it to be much taller than it is, so this might require adding a custom image size.

For 2023, consider:

1. Should we ask attendees to donate?
2. If we do, provide a checkbox for them to decide whether to be listed.

E.G. Jonathan Whiting

We've been collecting Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube from sponsor and this is already saved as meta on the posts, but we don't have fields to edit this data and it does not output on the sponsor single.

I think it would be good to output the icons under the logo in the left column. Possibly we move the website link up here too?

@amberhinds Centered text over about 3 lines is a poor experience for dyslexic readers or high magnification; I think we should reconsider its use on the home page.

I'm not sure what the intent is on the home page 'Latest News'; it may make more sense when there are more posts, but it's strange at the moment. It could use more work, especially on mobile; but I wasn't sure of the intent.

Desktop

Small screen

This was an idea I discussed with @joedolson in #organize-speakers on Slack.

1. Gravity Form for speaker applications creates "pending" sessions.
2. Sessions that are selected get changed to draft status. (Manually by speaker team.)
3. Speaker onboarding form includes a dropdown that uses Gravity Perks Populate Anything to allow speakers to select their session from the draft session posts. There is a checkbox on this form to denote if the person is the lead speaker.
4. Lead speaker is able to update the title and description of the draft session post.
5. On submission of the speaker onboarding form speaker posts are automatically connected to the session.
6. After the schedule is finalized all pending sessions (from non-selected talks) are deleted.

Currently, the sponsor section looks like it might be hardcoded in.

The Email Address field in the Email Subscribe box forces focus on page visit, causing the skip links, logo and navigation to be skipped over in the tab order

Explore forking the work in ovann86's plugin to improve how GF present error lists.

I just noticed the time on the session single is off. It's not in military time like on the main schedule and is missing the UTC label.

We need color options

The CSS files have been edited directly and if the Sass were to be complied changes will be lost.

I'd like to have the the following sidebars/widget areas:

• Footer: 1 full-width widget area + 4-columns of widgets below it
• Pages: option of turning on a right sidebar on a page-by-page basis
• Posts: right sidebar on archive (different widget area than pages)

On 2023 Site, Why Sponsor page. at the bottom
https://2023.wpaccessibility.day/sponsorship/why/

I think this should probably be an h2 so we're not skipping a heading level.
https://wpaccessibility.day/wpad-people/attendees/

The H1s on single news posts are inheriting the .entry-header h1 css of margin-right: 50%. It can be removed on these pages

Please create a short code that can be used to display micro sponsor logos from the Attendee Registration Gravity Form.

Ideally, this should be similar to the Sponsors output. It would be helpful to have an attribute that allows us to easily set the max height on the logos.

It would be ideal to make these changes to the header navigation for better keyboard interaction:

1. Add a button to the right of the menu item if a dropdown is present to indicate that the dropdown exists. Button should have a label "[parent name] submenu" and be able to toggle open/closed with the keyboard or mouse.
2. Dropdown opens on hover of the parent item with mouse but not on keyboard focus of parent item - it should only open on keyboard trigger of the open/close button.
3. Users should not be forced to tab through dropdowns to get to the next parent item.
4. Add up/down arrow support to the dropdown.
5. Escape key should close the dropdown and move focus back to the toggle button.

Here's an example of a site with good navigation in case that is helpful. I'd like this same functionality.

We have the archive for the sponsors post type turned off so that we can build the "archive" with a page. As a result, the breadcrumbs on sponsors single show "Home / Sponsor Name" rather than "Home / Sponsors / Sponsor Name." This seems confusing and the breadcrumbs should match what is visible in the URL structure.

See for example: https://wpaccessibility.day/sponsors/cloudways/

Is it possible to insert Sponsors (linked to https://wpaccessibility.day/sponsors/) into the breadcrumbs on the single for this post type?

When the user clicks a link to activate their account, Gravity Forms just uses a parameter on the home page URL to activate the account.

They replace the home page content with the activation message. This needs improvement:

• Missing H1
• Missing main landmark
• Can we wrap it in a container or something so that we can set a max width? (It's adopting the class I set on the home page for the outer container, but removing the inner container.)

Example link posted in slack.