Thanks so much for the feedback,really appreciate it! Totally agree, desk space is precious. The device I’m working on is definitely functional, not just decorative. It’s meant to earn its place by being genuinely useful.

Yet, some of our 'friends' criticised the organising team for overspending because we printed hoodies for the nine team members at a total cost of €220. I’m not surprised; I get it...

They are simple, practical, highly effective and allowed us to avoid printing folded badges for the schedule. #WordPress #wclagr

This allowed us to repurpose the tags after the event, for example, redirecting them to our feedback form.

These two tools were invaluable on the day of the event and the days after. They saved the day when we had to move the schedule 30 minutes later!

We paired this with NFC tags on all the event name badges. These NFC tags linked to URLs we could manage remotely via our @github repository and @Netlify
redirects, as the extra tools were hosted on Netlify - thank you so much, Netlify & GitHub -.

To solve this, I devised a simple but efficient solution. I coded a single page using HTML, CSS, and JS that loaded a JSON file with URLs and rotated through them for a set amount of time. After X rotations, the page was reloaded, and the updated JSON file was fetched.

Also, #WordCamp Larissa was probably my last WordCamp as an organiser. That said, I’ll still be active as part of the global WordPress community.