• The Tunbridge Selectboard approached me to help bring their website up-to-date. I used GeneratePress’ WordPress template to reorganize the navigation and also used Emily Howe’s excellent photography (and a few by me) to dress up the pages. With Janet Zug’s long-running Tunbridge Quarterly and an Events Calendar online, it’s now an excellent resource for the community.
• The WordPress-based site is dynamic for desktop, tablet or phone views and search engines easily find updated pages.
• After I successfully revamped the Town of Tunbridge’s website, Williamstown Town Manager Jacqueline Higgins asked me to do the same for theirs. We moved the Joomla-based site over to WordPress, using the same GeneratePress-based template that I created for Tunbridge. We also included a feed to the town’s Facebook page for updates.
• The website is dynamic for desktop, tablet or phone views and search engines easily find updated pages as government documents are added.
• For quite a while I have been the volunteer website mechanic for the Tunbridge Church’s site, keeping it up-to-date.
• We have switched the WordPress-based website to a newer GeneratePress template that’s phone and tablet friendly, also including a feed to the church’s Facebook page to keep everyone current.
• For several years I have been maintaining a website I designed for our neighbors, Wendy and Jean Palthey, who have a beautiful vegetable farm. I not only designed the site for them, but I’m fortunate to go photograph their farm on occasion. There’s nothing like warm soil on your bare feet!
• The website has been switched to a WordPress-based structure with SSL security, using the GeneratePress template so the site is tablet/mobile-friendly. We recently added a WooCommerce store and shopping cart to the site, which helps Wendy and Jean to receive orders and payments before going to market.