We work mainly to bridge the gap between a design for a site and a full implementation on the Web, with all the bells and whistles.
The majority of our expertise is mostly in functionality. Mainly in designing, developing and maintaining databases to be used on the Web, talking to those databases and getting info in and out, as well as communicating with existing databases.
Our main expertise lies mostly in integrating sites into WordPress and developing themes. WordPress has been incredibly powerful in taking basic sites to a new level and opening up a full CMS to give clients a great way to maintain and update on their own, but still keep the design in check.
The rest of our expertise lies in the general Web development category:
Need a reliable Web developer with a design eye? Contact us to get the conversation started.
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In case you haven’t seen this, or are new to WordPress altogether, here’s a handly little primer on the WordPress WYSIWYG editor: http://en.support.wordpress.com/visual-editor/ Most of it is pretty common sense, but there are some nice hidden gems in there such as special characters, and a handy copy/paste feature especially if you’re working in MS Word
Client begging for a widget? Have no idea what that even means or where to start? Not to worry, it’s definitely a common problem but this post should get you on your way to planning a cool piece of the web people can put almost anywhere!
