Author: Faguni
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WordCamp Sylhet 2026 Recap: Contributions, Connections & My Panel Highlights
WordCamp Sylhet 2026 gave me contributions, conversations, a panel to moderate, a toddler on stage, and a few bigger questions about where WordCamps go next.
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Meet the Female Lead WordCamp Organizers Shaping 2027 WordCamps
There is one thing I want to make clear before I begin. WordCamp has always been a community event where diversity and inclusion matter. Becoming a WordCamp organizer or lead organizer isn’t unusual because of someone’s gender, and that is exactly how it should be. Still, when I looked at some of the upcoming 2027…
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Celebrating 3 Years of Motherhood: Cherishing Every First with My Baby
Three years. Sometimes it feels like Aurora came into our lives only yesterday. And sometimes, when I look at all the photographs, videos, trips, sleepless nights, laughter, tears, first words, tiny arguments, and endless cuddles, it feels like we have already lived several lifetimes together. Motherhood was not something that entered my life exactly according…
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My Session at WordPress Dhaka Meetup: AI-Era Product Launch Checklist
On August 29, I had the opportunity to speak at the WordPress Dhaka Meetup, August 2026: AI in WordPress and Beyond. Event link is here. My session was titled “The AI-Era Product Launch Checklist: Is Your Product Actually Discoverable?” The idea came from something I repeatedly notice while working with WordPress plugins and SaaS products:…
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My WordCamp Rajshahi 2026 Experience: A Speaker, A Contributor & A Journey I’ll Always Cherish
For the very first time, WordCamp Rajshahi 2026 happened, and I was thrilled to be a part of it. This time I was a speaker, trying to share my personal journey and the inspirations others should look for within themselves. This WordPress event is special to me for a variety of reasons, one of which…
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Motherhood, Careers, and the Silent Exit of Women From Workforce
Like every Mother’s Day, this year too, my social feeds were flooded with sweet wishes, emotional campaigns, and corporate gestures celebrating mothers. But honestly? Most of these feel performative to me now. Many companies are busy posting appreciation posts and arranging celebrations while ignoring the real-life struggles working mothers face every single day. Sometimes it…
