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WordCamp US 2026 (Mobile): Speaker section image and text alignment mismatch #1828
While browsing the WordCamp US 2026 website on a mobile device, I noticed an alignment inconsistency in the speaker section.
Currently, the circular speaker profile images are left-aligned, while the speaker names and roles displayed underneath are center-aligned. Because the image and its corresponding text use different alignments, the speaker cards appear visually unbalanced on smaller screens.
I would expect the speaker image and its associated text to use the same alignment, either both centered or both left-aligned, to provide a more consistent and polished mobile experience.
I have attached a screenshot demonstrating the issue.
WordPress.org Username: mdridipu
Thank you!
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the WordCamp US 2026 website.
Navigate to the Speakers section on the homepage.
View the page on a mobile device or use your browser's responsive/mobile view.
Observe that the speaker profile images are left-aligned, while the speaker names and roles are center-aligned.
Expected behavior
The speaker profile image and its corresponding name and role should use a consistent alignment on mobile devices. Either both should be center-aligned or both should be left-aligned to provide a balanced and consistent layout.
Hey @ricwork Thanks for flagging this — much appreciated! I've gone ahead and fixed it on the site.
Quick note for next time: issues for individual WordCamps are best reported directly to that WordCamp. For WordCamp US specifically, the #wcus channel in WordPress Slack is the right place.
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ryelle commentedon Jul 29, 2026
Hey @ricwork Thanks for flagging this — much appreciated! I've gone ahead and fixed it on the site.
Quick note for next time: issues for individual WordCamps are best reported directly to that WordCamp. For WordCamp US specifically, the #wcus channel in WordPress Slack is the right place.