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nic.bertino

@nicbertino Bay Area, California, USA joined Oct 2013

nicbertino.com

    Bio

    I am currently the Director of Digital Strategy at Santa Clara University, but I am involved in a number of volunteer and open source projects providing UX and UI expertise. I’m a huge proponent of user-centric design, and love exploring cognitive psychology and human-computer interaction.

    WordPress Origin Story

    Once upon a time, very long ago, I had a blog where I’d review house music tracks. I built the first version in 2001 by hand with no coding knowledge. As time went on, I couldn’t maintain it anymore, so I discovered WordPress a few years later and have been using it ever since!

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    WordPress releases

    Contributed to 2 releases
    • 5.0
    • 4.9

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    October 2018
    Oct 29 Mon · 22:21
    Meta med
    Wrote a comment on the post Report on the Accessibility Status of Gutenberg, on the site Make WordPress Accessible:
    Nic Bertino.
    Oct 24 Wed · 06:45
    Core high
    Mentioned in [43815] on WordPress SVN:
    Editor: Minor bug fixes.
    October 2017
    Oct 24 Tue · 23:34
    Core high
    Mentioned in [42013] on WordPress SVN:
    Code Editors: Add a persistent notification on CSS files, encouraging people to use the CSS panel in the Customizer instead of editing their CSS files directly.
    August 2017
    Aug 25 Fri · 21:10
    Meta med
    Wrote a comment on the post Page on Front “Lean UX Canvas”, on the site Make WordPress Design:
    Personally: I always forget where the setting is. It seems unintuitive to have it under…