ByDan Knauss
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Human Made has made its staff handbook public. The handbook shows how the company is organized, and it documents all their work–related guidances and human resources policies. This could be a great blueprint for other companies looking for a successful model. I would love to see other organizations open up and share assets like this with the whole community.
Tom and Joe from Human Made Limited share experience and tips on how to win and work with big [good] clients, mostly learned through making every mistake in the book whilst going from being freelancers working on small sites to running an agency working on big sites for big clients.
The ustwo team is a product building company with a new React-driven Single Page App website that stores data in WordPress and uses the WordPress REST API to serve content. They partnered with Human Made for the project, and now they’ve open sourced their (gorgeous to boot) website. They’ve written a blog post about the…
Human Made has built a “Publication Checklist” plugin that “provides a framework for building out pre-publication checks with [the] flexibility to fit your [WordPress publishing] workflows.” 🔌
Corey Maass and Cory Miller continue laying the groundwork for the launch of their new plugin Crop.Express. They strategize ways to attract customers and agencies and gain full adoption as they integrate changes from user feedback.
In this episode, Joe and Brian talk scaling WordPress, and what to do when you think you might’ve reached WordPress’s limits.
Human Made wants to sell WP Remote. It’s a great product (I’ve used it a number of times), people like it, and it’s got a lot of upside. But their focus is elsewhere. They share their motivation and some numbers on the blog post. Even though it continues to do well, we just haven’t been…
