Web Design & Development Projects

WordPress Design & Development | Hewescraft

2/16/15

I think I’ve said this before, but I love when I get a project that I code from the ground up. I like it for several reasons, the most significant of which is that I take pride in the cleanliness of my code. I try to do everything with the least amount of lines possible. Read More: WordPress Design & Development | Hewescraft

Sherwin Williams WordPress Plugin

1/31/15

Skills: PHP, WordPress Plugin Every once in a while a client will come to us with a very tedious task like, “can you update all 300 product SKUs based on this spreadsheet.” Doing this manually is time consuming and prone to error. Luckily, WordPress makes it easy to add  a plugin to the site and Read More: Sherwin Williams WordPress Plugin

Brands @ Sherwin Williams Product Redesign

1/17/15

I’ve done several projects and many updates for Sherwin over the past year, but nothing that was significant until recently. This site is a beast. The client didn’t have us build the site originally but they’ve had us do all the updates (not good, I hate some people’s code). In addition, the site uses WordPress multi-site which Read More: Brands @ Sherwin Williams Product Redesign

Brunton Redesign

1/2/15

This was a re-skin of the existing site. Coding on shopify isn’t easy, particularly with version control, but we setup a repo in git and use Ruby to push to the Shopify api when a file changes. The feature I remember most about this project is the menu. One of the principles I code by Read More: Brunton Redesign

Google Sheets App

1/1/15

More and more these days I’m thinking of powerful ways to use Google Sheets for business needs. I recently created an “App” of sorts using only Google Sheets. The project requirements were to maintain a future schedule for the main meeting in my church. I’m responsible for planning this meeting, which includes finding people to Read More: Google Sheets App

ClearChoice Migration

12/4/14

ClearChoice.com was originally built in Drupal and their team decided to port it to WordPress for several strategic reasons. I was given access to the old site and a charge to re-create the whole thing, except the scheduler (which was ported over by Randy Lybert). This was a fun project because I tried to build Read More: ClearChoice Migration

Code Snippets

12/3/14

One of the things I’m really happy about my last year at Voltage is my focus on creating reusable snippets of code that can be used to quickly deploy features on client sites. I’ve made my repository of code_snippets publicly available so that anyone can take advantage of them. Note, these are not for beginners, Read More: Code Snippets

UpYourService Re-design

12/3/14

When I first got this project, I was hesitant. The goal was to port their old site (which was a mix of one Joomla install and several WordPress sites) into one consistent WordPress install; oh, and not lose money on the project. It turned out to be very difficult. One of the big learnings from Read More: UpYourService Re-design

Buink Web Development
Excellent
5.0
Based on 5 reviews
Dave G.
Dave G.
Buink is a great place to work, as well as a great place to have quality software written. I originally contracted Buink for some web development, and it worked out so well we began working together on many different projects. Definitely an honest transparent company that needs to be considered for your software needs.
Response from the owner: Thanks for the kind words Dave!
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