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Brian DeConinck is a front-end designer and developer with NC State University’s Office of Information Technology. As part of the OIT Design team, he builds custom WordPress themes and plugins for academic and administrative units on campus; helps run campus multisite environments; and advises campus clients on their content strategy. In all of his projects, Brian is committed to universal design principles of accessibility, usability, and user empathy.<\/p>\n

Brian is also co-host of the WPCampus Podcast, where he gets to talk to interesting people doing interesting things with WordPress in higher ed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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