To solve this, we put the site on WordPress and leveraged custom post types for the calendar and alerts and created simple flags for them to highlight important content (events, blog posts, alerts) at the top of their homepage.

Now that the site is on WordPress, their volunteer team can focus on content creation and not worry about accidentally breaking the site’s layout.

We decided to build the site on top of WordPress and leveraged custom menus and widgets to give maximum control to the business owner. Throw in a great looking custom template and Got Kids was extremely happy with the outcome.

The site also includes a custom developed and shareable Compatibility Quiz based on the findings in their book that can drive further awareness of the book.

You can check out the site and quiz here »

Nikki is extremely happy with her new site and blogs regularly. She even has the ability to edit her sidebar “Concierge” section where she highlights other professionals she trusts.

Heavily leveraging the original design and sprinkling in some WordPress magic worked like a charm. The design stayed consistent for past visitors, but adding WordPress gave Pamela the flexibility to easily manage multiple content types/categories (Blogs and Articles) and the freedom to make updates and additions to her site whenever she feels the need. Add in a simple, yet compelling Flash intro by my friends at Overthink Designs and this site was a perfect match to Pamela’s needs.

All in all, Bikram Yoga Quincy is very please with the website and they’re eager to see how their students react to it as well.

To accomplish this, I integrated WordPress dynamic widgets, added WP Super Cache to help with page load, wrote redirects for all RSS feeds and added a Google site map for safe measure.

At the same time, Fake Steve also wanted to allow select bloggers to contribute to his site in a section called Rabid Fanboy. Leveraging some interesting post page rules I was able to segment these new authors from Fake Steve’s original content and create the experience he was looking for.

Typing on the iPhone is still a bit clunky but if absolutely must blog on the go this app will make it all possible.

[Online Update: I'm new to the app, but I couldn't figure out how to easily add a link to a post. Obviously, that's a problem. So here's a link to the app store. Oh and did I mention the app is free?]

Included on the site is a WordPress powered calendar which allows Mamas Move employees to maintain class and event schedules directly in WordPress. Add some basic SEO best practices and Google Analytics and Mamas Move got an enterprise class website at a fraction of the cost.

WordPress gives her the ability to edit the text (rates, contact info, etc) without worrying about affecting the overall design of her site.