I develop responsive open-source websites with wordpress and Silverstripe.
I design and develop beautiful and modern websites, tailored to fit our clients' needs.
I focus on open-source framework solutions like Wordpress and Silverstripe.
I help businesses, companies and clients improve their online presence by developing responsive, mobile-first, and search engine optimized (SEO) websites.
I specialize on leading open-source developing frameworks such as Wordpress and Silverstripe.
I design and develop custom themes to match your brand guidelines for both CMS.
I use SEO best practices from scratch, improving and increasing your website visibility.
I develop and implement any plugins the project requires, and integrate it with existing third party software libraries or API services as needed.
I like to code our projects according to current framework best practices, always leaving good annotations in the source code to help interaction with other team members.
Open-source website development frameworks
Wordpress
Wordpress is the world’s leading content management system, used by over xx% of websites worldwide.
It is used by small and large companies, individuals, and nonprofit organizations.
Wordpress is a tool which, if used right, can accomplish almost any task your project requires: developing custom designs is very affordable, and you can take advantage of Wordpress´ powerful core and wide variety of plugins.
Silverstripe
The SilverStripe CMS is a powerful development tool which helps us create fast and secure projects on the web.
This open-source content management system is used by governments, businesses, and nonprofit organizations around the world, and is especially popular in New Zealand and Australia.
Twitter Bootstrap
I build our responsive open source websites with the world leading HTML5 and CSS3 mockup building framework Twitter Bootstrap.
Bootstrap help us build mobile-first projects faster thanks to its rock solid responsive grid system.
I like to code using CSS preprocessors Less or Sass before deploying our precompiled and minified CSS to the project.