In case you didn’t know, I love WordPress.

WordPressI started using WordPress in 2007. Back then it was merely a blogging platform. Today, WordPress is the top content management system, and powers about 14.7% of the web (as revealed by Matt Mullenweg during WordCamp San Francisco 2011) . I use WordPress to build 90% of my projects. Using the CMS, I am able to build a variety of sites with it, from simple static sites to complex webapps. As a blogger, business owner, or simple user, you are able to fully control the content of your site in an easy & elegant way.

What I do with WordPress

Based on the needs of each client:

What I’ve done with WordPress

I’ve built and contributed to several plugins for WordPress:

If you want to see websites I’ve built with WordPress, take a look at my portfolio.

I’ve also given a talk at WordCamp Montreal in July 2011 about WordPress custom post types, as well as led a conversation round-table at WordCamp Portland in September 2011.

I am included in the Automattic Code Poet consultant list at http://codepoet.com/profile/jkudish/

How I’ve contributed to WordPress

Starting in 2011, I’ve made several contributions to the WordPress.org open-source project. I regularly participate in the support forums, and I create, reply to and commit bugs and tickets on the WordPress Trac. I was listed as a contributor for WordPress 3.2, and plan/hope to get patches in for version 3.4 and future versions!

See my WordPress.org profile for my up-to-date contributions to WordPress.

Every site and every client is different, which is why I don’t offer any "packages" or "deals". For your reference, my hourly rate is $75/hr. If you are interested in a custom website solution or have any questions, let's talk.