Using a separate database, random quotes allows you to add snippets of text that you can place anywhere on your site and have it scroll randomly through the list as pages are refreshed.
It was in a Genesis theme, but it just wasn't customizable enough.
SF Urban Community Housing Corporation (sfurbanchc.org) needed a system to update their site more easily and give the look a style upgrade.
Nancy Perry wanted a platform to help promote her book, "Adults on the Autism Spectrum." With design help from Tim Johnson, we created a clean, smart, and useful site for the author and her book.
Naomi Rifkin's Brush Fire Painting Workshops (paintbrushfire.org) needed a fresh coat of paint since its life from Dreamweaver to MovableType to WordPress and now to a fresh new look (still in WordPress).
Marty Wall's Fritz Cartoons needed a showcase for his fantastic cartoon work. He needed to be able to upload daily cartoons quickly, easily, and professionally. Meet WordPress.
John Kalayjian needed a site for his San Francisco Delayed Exchange site. We combined a sleek and clean logo (Red Letter Day Graphic Design) with smart copywriting (Zeimer's Advertising Shoppe), and WordPress features to create a clean, easy-to-navigate, professional site.
Irete Lazo's The Accidental Santera brings together the beauty of the book, its colors, its icons and shapes, and the feature-rich backend of WordPress.
Jenny Attiyeh's ThoughtCast is a superb mix of media showing off the powers of WordPress.
Tamara Steele's New Heights Company needed a makeover, but also needed the ability to update content frequently and easily.
Blue Grass Assisted Living needed a site where they could add some photos and news on a regular basis. They didn't need a complete redesign, just a fresh coat of paint and well, keys to the house.
Jerry Weinstein needed an online presence for his booming golf pro business. He said he'd guarantee an improved score "by at least 3 to 6 strokes" and he wanted it in (well, online anyway) writing, so his site was born.
Andreas Schwerte was getting lots of traffic to the glowing testimonials on his Yelp page, but then there was nowhere further to go. The time was ripe for a website.
The Novato Human Needs Center (nhnc.org) can now update news on their site without the aid of a web designer, but just by logging in and pasting and saving text.
Hermann Baltes needed a site that promoted his work as a translator, a golf pro, and an instructor of business English presentations. He's up and running -- in German with a German version of WordPress too!
A swarm of volunteers took over this site and added hundreds of items for sale (titles, descriptions, prices, categories, etc.) and the site grew and grew. The event was a huge success.