Brian Kilborn

Posted by on Aug 11, 2020 in Portfolio | Comments Off on Brian Kilborn Brian is a camera operator and documentary filmmaker living in Chicago. During an industry-wide strike, he decided to put his resume and reel online so he would be ready when work resumed. A one-page portfolio can be a great asset in a fast paced, competitive job market. The simple layout provides on-the-fly access to CV and skills. Prospective employers can dive deep into projects or just look...
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Muddy Colors

Posted by on Jan 1, 2018 in Portfolio | Comments Off on Muddy Colors Muddy Colors is a fantastic resource for artists, posting daily on a wide range of topics. When founder Dan Dos Santos approached me about migrating Muddy Colors from Blogger to WordPress, I knew it would be a massive project. The blog had been around for a decade with daily posts, accompanying media, and comments made for a challenging migration. At the same time, Dan had a clear vision for...
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Donald M. Grant

Posted by on Jul 13, 2016 in Portfolio | Comments Off on Donald M. Grant Donald Grant has been publishing books for over 45 years, including fine limited editions for authors like Stephen King. They had an early presence on the internet, but their website was still limited by the original development from the early 2000s. In addition to the original design created with Divi from Elegant Themes, we migrated a catalog of hundreds of products to Woocommerce complete...
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James DeFord Mack

Posted by on Jun 21, 2015 in Portfolio | Comments Off on James DeFord Mack Our personal portfolio sites are an excellent way for recent graduates and job seekers to separate themselves from the pack. Here we have a one-page design in Divi from Elegant Themes. The page packs a lot of information into a well-segmented, easy to digest format. The CV is tabbed. The slideshow presents highlights of coursework from his major. Then there’s a nice list of professional...
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Pangolin Problems

Posted by on Sep 15, 2014 in Technical | 0 comments Woo Themes just released a new version of WooCommerce, their popular eCommerce plugin. Unfortunately, version 2.2.2 (also known as Pangolin) is causing issues with the password reset feature in WordPress. When a user tries to reset their password, WordPress sends an email as normal. After clicking through the link, users receive an “invalid key” error from the site and are unable to...
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