Web & Print Design & Maintenance / Photography / WordPress
Case-stories of certain aspects of website design
Beth Flom, aka “The Feltress,” has taken her creations online for showing. She creates wonderful likenesses of animals, nature, and people for posterity. Purchase one of her pre-made designs, or have something commissioned of your own. She’s going to do Read More …
Longtime client, MedStarNW, has jumped into the 21st century by taking their website from static (yet responsive) html to WordPress! Bill is thrilled with being able to add new news articles via email with Postie (a great plugin). The site Read More …
Once upon a time GoDaddy was a reasonable company. Now they bully and intimidate my customers with a nickel-and-dime approach to everything. Three recent examples: A customer was called by a so-called GoDaddy representative about having a then-insecure hosting account Read More …
It’s amazing how having a bad web site — or in this case, a bad or poorly executed WordPress installation — can actually work against you more than having no website. Case in point: KatisCakes.com. While her previous website looked Read More …
Discussion on how we integrated functions in new website to simplify things for the owner going forward. Also, calling Oregon military and veterans – collecting your names! Read More …
NO system is 100% secure. No one can promise you that your site will never be hacked. These WP breaches, much like most auto theft, are a crime of opportunity. If a hacker gets to your site and doesn’t find the backdoor he expects, he will just move on to the next one. Here’s some help hardening your site. Read More …
Beth has sold RideAMERIKA and has closed the site down. You may view the archived version at the “WayBack Machine” Read More …
Bill Brown, of Start to Finish Landscaping wanted a simple site that would build credibility for his new-to-him business. He bought out the former Promise Lawn and Tree business and while he maintains the same client list, wanted to build Read More …
For you designers, put on your big-boy or girl pants and learn how to create multiple sets of style sheets for multiple classes of devices. Read More …
