Tag Archives: WordPress

LPS Law

October 30, 2014 | Posted in Legal and tagged Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

LPS (Leland, Parachini, Steinberg, Matzger & Melnick, LLP.) is an established, highly regarded law firm based in San Francisco. Created in 1900, it is a full service law firm. Its clients consist of businesses and individuals who are in need of representation for professional, economic or personal reasons. Somethumb improved maneuverability to make the overall … Continue reading →

LPS Law // Web Design Case Study

October 14, 2014 | Posted in Legal and tagged Case Study, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

LPS (Leland, Parachini, Steinberg, Matzger & Melnick, LLP.) is an established, highly regarded law firm based in San Francisco. Created in 1900, it is a full service law firm. Its clients consist of businesses and individuals who are in need of representation for professional, economic or personal reasons. Their areas of expertise include: General Counsel … Continue reading →

Mission Hospice // Web Design Case Study

July 8, 2014 | Posted in Healthcare, Non-Profit and tagged Case Study, Web Design, WordPress

When Mission Hospice needed to update their website, they knew exactly what they wanted in the new design. Since 1979, this non-profit organization has been dedicated to providing comfort, compassion and support to San Mateo residents who are facing terminal or life limiting illnesses. They wanted their website to serve as an extension of this … Continue reading →

High Balance

June 10, 2014 | Posted in Apparel, Fashion, Fitness, Sports, Technology and tagged E-commerce, Mobile Design, Photography, Responsive Design, WordPress

High Balance manufactures a line of high performance sports eyewear that look as good as they perform. With an eye toward reinvention, Somethumb developed a new website that would not only showcase and define High Balance and their spectacular line of eyewear, it would also innovate new and integrated functionality allowing for a well-deserved level … Continue reading →

A Sports Vision Company Gets an Eye-Catching New Look

June 10, 2014 | Posted in Apparel, Fashion, Fitness, Sports, Technology and tagged Case Study, E-commerce, Mobile Design, Photography, Responsive Design, WordPress

High Balance manufactures a line of high performance sports eyewear that look as good as they perform. Yet despite their good looks, the website for this fashion-forward company would hardly have warranted a second glance. With little more than a two-page online brochure, their original website was both limited and uninviting, not only in esthetics … Continue reading →

Transend Corporation // Web Design, eCommerce Solution Case Study

February 11, 2014 | Posted in B2B and tagged Case Study, E-commerce, PHP Programming, Planning, Web Design, WordPress

After over 25 years in the business, few understand change – and the importance of all the details involved – better than Transend Corp. This Silicon Valley-based email company has turned email migration into an art form, successfully converting over 20 million mailboxes for large and small organizations spanning the globe. Transend Corp. attributes their … Continue reading →

How to Capture AdWords leads in Salesforce – Use a Little Gravity

January 14, 2014 | Posted in Software & Services, Technology and tagged E-commerce, PHP Programming, WordPress

When I first heard about Gravity Forms for WordPress, I thought to myself, who would ever need anything other than a contact form on their site. This software looked so difficult to employ and really useful features were mostly undocumented. But soon I realized that this is THE software to use for extensive form data … Continue reading →

Episcopal Charities

December 9, 2013 | Posted in Healthcare, Non-Profit, Religious and tagged E-mail Campaigns, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

A Bay area non-profit organization established in 1977, Episcopal Charities has led the charge by servicing those in need. Episcopal Charities asked Somethumb to give their website a complete overhaul that would enable them to reach more people and provide the valuable information visitors were seeking. Custom WordPress development was implemented to make administrative maintenance … Continue reading →

Two Cherries Woodworking Tools

October 4, 2013 | Posted in Retail and tagged E-commerce, PHP Programming, Web Design, WordPress

Two Cherries is a hand-maker of fine, German tools. The company’s tools are still made in the same way in which they were made decades ago, in a factory in Remscheid—with the finest steel and by skilled craftsmen who work with diligence to deliver tools that customers are proud to own and love to work … Continue reading →

3 WordPress Tricks you MUST Know!

September 10, 2013 | Posted in B2B, Technology and tagged PHP Programming, Web Development, WordPress

WordPress isn’t just used for blogging anymore. Downloaded and installed on your hosting platform, it’s a fully-developed open-source CMS software tool. Written in PHP, it’s tremendously customizable, contains useful built-in functions, and developers can “hook” into the software and create “plugins” which enhance functionality. But as with any software, there are suggested requirements and a … Continue reading →

CrossFit Adventure

August 12, 2013 | Posted in Fitness, Healthcare, Sports and tagged Corporate Identity, PHP Programming, Web Design, WordPress

CrossFit Adventure delivers a unique, integrated, fitness experience to clients of all ages through its wellness center and CrossFit gym in Concord, CA. Its staff of lifestyle coaches and health advocates help clients achieve mind and body wellness through nutrition, exercise, and mobility. SomeThumb was hired to make aesthetic and site mapping changes that would … Continue reading →

Experience is Key: 3 Reasons for Hiring a High-Quality Web Developer

April 9, 2013 | Posted in B2B, Software & Services, Technology and tagged E-commerce, jQuery, PHP Programming, Web Development, WordPress

With so many web service providers charging bottom dollar, why shouldn’t you hire someone from a classifieds site like Craigslist? It may feel insane to choose an expensive provider when the cheap labor force seems bottomless. But, in the web development market, you get what you pay for. And we can explain why. Providers tend … Continue reading →