Here are my thoughts on all things WordPress. WordPress is a very popular open source content management system, and helps me build beautiful, mobile-friendly websites for clients (and my own projects!) which are easily editable.
You might be looking for WordPress North East meetup here in Newcastle upon Tyne, which I organise, or else my WordPress website design services.
Here are the slides for a recent talk on a WordPress case study I did, using Advanced Custom Fields.
There are many WordPress training providers offering courses in both Newcastle and the remainder of the UK, but is the content relevant to your business?
I gave a talk at WordPress North East last week, and have finally remembered to type up some of the notes to accompany the slides.
The talk was called A responsive workflow for WordPress theme development (catchy, I know), and was a run through of how I deal with responsive projects in WordPress at Peacock Carter.
WordPress, the ever-popular open source CMS, spawns hundreds of help guides and books from plugin development to general administration, so I was pretty excited to see Packt’s WordPress Theme Development Beginner’s Guide book (and thanks to Ramon for the tip the book was out!).
Amongst client work, we’ve been working on the refresh for Peacock Carter York, which represents our web design/digital agency services in York and Yorkshire. This refresh has been one of both content and design; the old site was a few years old (quite how old, I forget), and had been pretty neglected until recently. We’ve… Read more »
I’ve included my (hastily written-up) notes from the SuperMondays talk I did last week (Slideshare link), entitled ‘CMS design/integration’ (original, I know!). Introduction Creative Director at Peacock Carter Ltd, a Newcastle-based web design agency Author of 4 books in theming: Magento 1.3 and Magento 1.4 MediaWiki Joomla! 1.5 Technical reviewer on more: Drupal 7 (x2)… Read more »
Newcastle versus London: I thought I’d write this post on the basis that most people don’t seem to know where the North East of England is (I would have thought the clue was in the name), or – perhaps forgivably – where cities such as Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Durham and – definitely forgivably – Sunderland and Middlesbrough are.
Taken me a while to get around to this, but here’s a review of MediaWiki 1.1 Beginners Guide by Jeff Orlof and Mizanur Rahman, which you can buy from Packt’s website.