About Mick Olinik
Mick Olinik is a web developer and business model expert who’s had
the luxury and pleasure of watching the Web grow up over the past 15
years. A partner at Superfast Websites and NinjaDesk Elite Technical
Support & Training, Mick is a WordPress expert who specializes in
graphic design, WordPress theme skinning, and organic search engine
optimization. He’s the go-to web development guru for several of the top
internet marketing specialists in the world, and a
regular contributor to sitepoint.com. A graduate of Michigan State
University and member of Phi Gamma Delta, Mick spends his time evenly
between Asheville, North Carolina and Traverse City, Michigan. Aside
from an obsessive passion for the ever-evolving technologies that bring
the Web to your local internet browser or phone, Mick enjoys music,
outdoor activities, photography, playing with his dog Lacie, spending
time with family, and observing different business models in action.
Come and say hi at his personal site at
http://www.mickolinik.com, or follow him on Facebook at
http://www.fbmick.com.
About Raena Jackson Armitage
Raena Jackson Armitage is a web developer, trainer, and content
management geek. In 2010, Raena co-authored SitePoint’s Build
Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes, and has contributed to the
SitePoint blogs and newsletters. When she’s not pushing bytes around the
Internet, you’ll find her on her bike, watching Australian Rules
football, gaming, or tracking down the perfect all-day breakfast.
About Brad Williams
Brad Williams is the co-founder of WebDevStudios.com and the
co-author of Professional WordPress (2010) and
Professional WordPress Plugin Development (2011),
both published by Wiley. Brad has been developing websites for more than
15 years, recently focusing on open-source technologies such as
WordPress. He is also one of the organizers of the Philadelphia
WordPress Meetup Group and WordCamp Philly. You can find Brad on Twitter
at @williamsba and at his blog at
http://strangework.com.
About Tom Museth
Tom Museth first fell in love with code while creating scrolling
adventure games in BASIC on his Commodore 64, and usability testing them
on reluctant family members. He then spent 16 years as a journalist and
production editor before deciding web development would be more
rewarding. He has a passion for jQuery, PHP, HTML5, and CSS3, is eagerly
eyeing the world of mobile dev, and likes to de-stress via a book, a
beach, and a fishing rod.
