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A modern yet traditional re-design & WordPress migration for this established antiques business.
The Applecross website is fully responsive, allowing prospective customers to browse and purchase antiques on any modern device.
wordpress, search engine optimisation, ecommerce, woocommerce, hosting
I’ve been working with Shropshire-based whiteboard and noticeboard manufacturer Magiboards since around 2006, when in my role of web developer with Shropshire-based digital agency matm I took on the task of creating an entirely bespoke e-commerce website allowing their business customers to buy from the Magiboards website directly. Fast forward to 2015 and the Magiboards […]
wordpress, custom post types, custom taxonomies, custom plugin, search engine optimisation, ecommerce, hosting
A custom made marketplace WordPress plugin for Crafty Magpie, selling homemade British gifts, cards and craft supplies. Integration into the PayPal Adaptive Payments API allowed sale revenue to be split between the site owner and the seller immediately, without any additional admin from either recipient.
wordpress, ecommerce, marketplace, paypal api, hosting, custom plugin
I approached Sam from South London based vegbox delivery company Sutton Community Farm via twitter in 2012 after seeing a tweet from the farm asking to hear from web developers regarding the redevelopment of their existing website. His priority was to create a new website that would allow customers to manage their orders and pay […]
wordpress, ecommerce, custom plugin, genesisI do a lot of work for local design & marketing agencies that I can't show here: because of NDAs, project confidentiality etc. If you'd like to see the work I can't share publicly, get in touch and I'll pass you on the relevant people.
I've been using WordPress since the heady days of version 1.2 and developing WordPress websites commercially since version 1.5 (released in 2005!)
Free software: now and forever. No crazy license fees or contract tie-ins. Pay only for your site development.
Over 60 million people use WordPress, and lots of them contribute to core development & free plugins.
WordPress can be anything you want it to be: from a simple blog to a bespoke e-commerce platform, and more.