Since my last post, about 7 months ago, I’ve been very busy with various WordPress projects and the CHAOTIME PHOTOBOOTH business. Needless to say, these projects and my daughter have kept me away from making any updates here. However late (it’s 2:11AM), I finally have a little bit of time to update my blog with my latest projects.
I’ll post some screen shots later, but here they are — all built using WordPress!
- Marie Schumacher
Marie Schumacher is a musician and a client who I met through a coworker. Marie knew about WordPress and had her own blog but never really had full control of her own website so the task was build a simple site for her in WordPress and give her total control over her own look & feel and content. - Community Association Partners
CA Partners is an older client of mine that was looking for control in updating their site as well. They had never heard of WordPress but when I presented the idea to them and showed them how easy it is to make updates and changes, they immediately went for a site rebuild. The design is exactly the same as before, I just retrofitted WordPress on it. - My Donor Cycle
My Donor Cycle is a donor-recipient coordination service that pairs up egg donors with recipients who may not be able to or have a difficult time in getting pregnant. Ease of use and a long-overdue site redesign were the driving factors behind this WordPress project. - CHAOTIME PHOTOBOOTH
Even though we started only in September 2009, our photo booth business has really taken off! Without much time to build a complicated website, I acted as my own client and needed a site that I could maintain and update very quickly. WordPress was the obvious choice.
In between the mentioned projects, numerous mini-Flash projects also kept me busy in the 7 months since my last update. I’m going to try to make updates more frequently so HOPEFULLY it won’t be too long before the next posting.
Oh, one more project to mention. It’s really late, but here’s the Christmas card I worked on for OakTree Digital, my employer. Enjoy!
Posted on April 30th, 2010 by David Chao
