WAHMweb work at home blog

Dedicated UK community and resource site for mums and dads working from home

Founded in 2011, WAHMweb is a dedicated UK community and resource site for WAHMs (“Work At Home Mums”) and WAHDs (“Work At Home Dads”).

When I first became self-employed, I noticed a lack of information for self-employed sole trader working at home parents. WAHMweb aimed to fill that gap with useful advice on a variety of topics relating to self employment, business marketing and how to juggle your own business and children (or try, anyway!)

WAHMweb has a full social media presence with over 400 Facebook likes and over 600 Twitter followers, reaching over 1000 per month.

WAHMweb logo designed by Lilian Tula.

Why hire Jem for your WordPress project?

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    Jem has been unflinchingly helpful with every stage of the development of the Albion site, and has helped us keep it up to date and functioning effectively, solving problems as they have arisen. I am a techno-phobe, but Jem has been unfailingly supportive, helpful, always friendly and efficient. Also her rates seem really good value, but don’t tell her I said so.

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    We needed to refresh our website and had lots of ideas; Jem was great as well as providing all of the technical expertise she was able to help us think through our design options and we now we have a great website that not only looks good but has additional features such as YouTube videos & training materials.

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    We needed a quick refresh of our website, which is heavily used by prospective and existing parents, staff and pupils. We needed to make sure that our site was flexible to appeal to all our end users and showcased our school. Working with Jem, I was able to quickly turn my thoughts into a brief, and then into a final product.

    Jem clearly knows what she is doing with WordPress, and her work showcases her considerable knowledge and no nonsense approach. I intend to use her again, when required, and would recommend her to others looking for a developer who knows WordPress inside out.

Why I love working with WordPress

I've been using WordPress since the heady days of version 1.0 and developing WordPress websites commercially since version 1.5 (released in 2005!)