Services créatifs pour le secteur culturel
Notre clientèle : OSBLs, boîtes créatives, festivals, médias, artistes, agences, designers, écrivains et personnes avec de bonnes idées qui désirent voir leurs produits sur le web ou sur papier. Notre spécialité est la création de sites WordPress facile à entretenir; nous offrons aussi des ateliers de formation pour utilisateurs ainsi que pour designers qui veulent apprendre comment créer avec WordPress.
Creative services for the cultural sector
Our clients : not-for-profits, creative firms, festivals, media, artists, agencies. designers, writers and people with good ideas that they want to bring to life in digital and print mediums. We specialize in creating WordPress websites our clients can easily maintain and we offer custom workshops for users and for designers wanting to learn how to create with WordPress.
If you’re a busy person, you don’t need to be managing a mailing list in one place and sending newsletters from another. I’ve spent much time recently migrating lists from email address books and contact management programs to online emailing services, so this article is written from that perspective and after much experimenting and experience with a number of the most popular email marketing services, I’ve decided to stick with MailChimp for the time being, since they currently offer the most options for the least money (not to mention great customer service).
29 Nov 2011 |
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Comparing apples to oranges. Over the years I’ve installed and tried out countless CMS, CRM and similar applications, usually open source. In the end, I’ve usually come back to Wordpress for a whole variety of reasons, the biggest being my need for multi-linguality and client ease-of-use. I am still learning Expression Engine which I like very much but for me, the tradeoff between these two is that overall I find Wordpress easier to understand both in the backend and from a theme design standpoint.
17 Jun 2011 |
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Trying out a Wordpress post from my new iPhone.
26 Sep 2010 |
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In the search for a jQuery “slider” (made popular by the nice one at http://panic.com) for a client’s WordPress installation, I decided to give EasySlider a try. After QUITE a bit of tinkering I was able to integrate it into the site and there were moments I thought the plugin ought to be entitled NotSoEasySlider, which is a greater reflection on how WordPress made it a bit complicated than on the great work by the author, Alen Grakalic!
24 May 2010 |
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