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Corrugated Pipe

Late last week I was contacted by a client who needed some help with a WordPress blog that he had installed and customized. He was on a tight time schedule and wanted his new website completed as quickly as possible. To complicate matters just a bit, the client was on a business trip that took him from his home in Quebec to Los Angeles for the week. The client wanted his new Corrugated-Pipe website to be up and running within the week.

In order to complete this project within both the time frame and budget I had to fall back on some previous WordPress themes I had been working on in my spare time. One of those themes was to the liking of the client and we agreed to utilize that theme, with modifications, to complete this project.

Project Complete: In late July of this year I was contacted by St. Anastasia Roman Catholic Church and asked to submit a proposal for a website redesign and development. The church was not happy with their outdated site, which needed a new look. Nor were they happy with the content management system that drove the site. It was cumbersome to work with and as a result the site was rarely updated.

Project Complete: Back in early June I was contacted by the physician owner of Access HealthCare. Dr. David M. Smith was interested in a redesign of his current website, which had become out dated over the years and was in need of an overhaul.

After my initial conversations with Dr. Smith it was apparent to me that I could redesign his site using, you guessed it, WordPress as the backend content management system.

Dr. Smith was one of the most responsive clients I have ever worked with. He worked quickly to express his needs, authorize design layouts and provide me with content and photographs for the new site.