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This project came about when an existing client (Can-DE Fund) came to me with an idea he had. He’s a true entrepreneur and he’s also very spiritual. His idea is to combine texting with prayers. This is an interesting project. We decided to use WordPress for the bones of the site. Right now we do everything manually (posts, updating prayer counts) but our next step is to find a programmer to connect the API for the site we’re using to send the texts with WordPress. There’s a bunch more coming from this site, let me tell you. Later…

I learn something new every time I install and customize WordPress. This was extra true for Southwest RMC. This was an existing client looking to buff up his several-years-old site. We agreed to add more content, highlight a sister company and focus on his budding photography service. This client has enough knowledge and also comfort to work in the WP backend. We selected a template from Theme Forest, my current favorite source of high-quality templates. We agreed to the customizations. Before I even began this client forwarded me all his new content, neatly organized into a Word document. I’m extremely pleased with both how the job unfolded and also how it turned out. I wish all my jobs ran this smoothly.

I designed the page initially to be a single page site. Recently Sacha (the client) came to me needing to expand. I kept the look of the existing site, which he was happy with, added navigation and a blog. We’re almost in business.

Currently in the process of converting www.ateamconstructionaz.com from a static site I did about three years ago to a current design and WordPress as a CMS. We are about two weeks away from go-live.

The template I used is a DreamTemplate.com base chosen by the client. I had to redo the CSS a bit to work with WordPress.

For Author Heather Barbieri’s website

Just finished this site for a Elaine Meyers, one of the best children’s librarians ever.