Profiles

I was building websites long before I found WordPress, and I moved to it for the same reason a lot of people did: it let me hand a finished site back to its owner and have them actually able to run it without me.

In 2012 I made that my job and founded WP Formation, a training practice in Nîmes. Since then most of my time has gone into teaching WordPress and WooCommerce, writing a couple of hundred tutorials in French along the way, and speaking at WordCamps.

Writing plugins came later, and it came out of the teaching. Login Armor exists because I kept explaining login security to people who had neither the time nor the appetite to assemble it themselves. That is also why I spend time in the support forums: the questions asked there are the same ones asked in a training room, and answering them is the part of this work I like best.