WordPress
Like all content management systems, WordPress separates a website into 2 parts, the design and the content. Non technical users can enter and modify content without getting anywhere near the design of the site and therefore can't accidentally change (or break) important structural code.
- Boltcms
- Bootstrap
- CMS Made Simple
- CodeIgniter
- Content Management System
- Craft CMS
- ExpressionEngine
- Facebook App
- Flash
- Google Maps API
- GraphQL
- GSAP
- html/css
- JavaScript
- Joomla!
- jQuery
- json/xml
- Maintenance
- Mal's e-commerce
- Mobile Site
- PayPal API
- PHP
- React
- RESTful API
- Skilljar
- Twitter API
- Vue.js
- WordPress
- YouTube API
- Zen Cart
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EdgeMakers
A redesign for an existing site set up in a very confusing, multi site way. Next phases of this project will include removing old content, adding 301 redirects and getting rid of the unnecessary multi site settings.
The Waterfront BIA, Toronto
The Toronto Waterfront Business Improvement Area needed a new site to showcase local businesses and help visitors get around.
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LMK Lawyers
This law firm uses their site to inform class action participants of case updates.
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Michael Geist
A blog for Dr. Michael Geist, a law professor at the University of Ottawa. His original site was Joomla and 1000's of posts and comments had to be imported.
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Colorfield
Colorfield is an international digital design and development company.
Dana Ditomaso
AmandaLutz
Toronto, Canada
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