Client feature section, woot woot! WebDevStudios…

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Client feature section, woot woot!

WebDevStudios built a hiring site for Uber. This is a nice marketing example of WordPress, for a huge brand.

10up Client and overall neat organization StoryCorp got featured on Google’s homepage for their Thanksgiving Listen campaign. I can’t imagine the traffic bump… I did an interview with StoryCorp back when they built a new part of their offering, and since then they’ve relaunched their main site with WordPress too. They are doing awesome stuff with the WordPress REST API.

Got a cool client project? Share it with me. I love seeing your great work.

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