Archive for the ‘ Web Engineering ’ Category

WordPress Project: It’s Time For Business, the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce

The Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce needed a quick turnaround on a social networking and information-driven site focusing on regional economic recovery for the Seattle area. Key to this project was providing a large group of users with the ability to contribute to the site without needing to register for access, while allowing Chamber staff [ READ MORE ]

Development: The challenges of marrying pre-purchased template to CMS

One of the challenges of working with a pre-purchased template is that it can be a ‘black box’ that a developer knows little to nothing about from a code perspective and this can cause serious development problems for the unwary. [ READ MORE ]

Article: JavaScript MVC – A List Apart

Jonathan Snooks writes about how to apply and  use the MVC (Model-View-Controler) model for Javascript; to  make it easier to maintain and re-used scripts over time. The explanation of MVC is straightforward and simple and was a great refresher since I haven’t done any object-oriented coding in a while. I also appreciated the insight into [ READ MORE ]

WordPress Project: Sacred Pathways Doula Services

Veronica needed to bring her web site for her doula business: Sacred Pathways Doula Services to market quickly as she’d purchased a domain name and was getting hits on her site from possible clients, but didn’t have any useful information posted for them to find. Based on a brief chat, a decision was made to [ READ MORE ]