Newsletter 2020-01-02

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Noventum sponsors a number of WordPress work-alongs, in order to meet new people, help existing clients, and promote WordPress.

WordPress is a free piece of software that exists because of thousands of volunteers. As part of giving back to the WordPress community, Noventum is happy to help others learn about WordPress and thus will cover the costs for these events. Please RSVP to participate:

Thursday, January 2, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Ideas and Coffee, Albuquerque
Thursday, January 9, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Ideas and Coffee, Albuquerque
Thursday, January 30, 4 - 6 p.m., Tumbleroots, Santa Fe

RSVP Albuquerque Work-Along, Thursday, January 2nd

RSVP Albuquerque Work-Along, Thursday, January 9th

RSVP Santa Work-Along, Saturday, January 30th

Full Noventum Team Project

The entire Noventum team pushed to launch David Anderson and Gail Golden's new website - goldenandersonstudios.com. David and Gail are award-winning Taos jewelers. We are happy to put their new site live!

Brian has been working with Wisdom of the Earth, an essential oil whole seller, and trainer, to improve eCommerce for their wholesale clients.

Anwar Argimbayev's Projects

Anwar visited Albuquerque for a week and migrated data to the new system he built for putting homeless people into houses. He has been working on this system: fixing bugs and adding new features.

Anwar also created a new redesigned website for goldenandersonstudios.com and worked on kdalive.com together with the client.

Jeanne Lambert Kidd's Designs

Jeanne has been working on a redesign of Santa Fe Lawyer, Aaron Bolaand's website (a website Noventum inherited already built from another company).

The new site incorporates more visuals, a streamlined menu, iconic buttons for practice areas, a testimonials section, and noticeable "call to actions".

Our developer, Anwar, is currently working on the implementation so the site will be ready soon. Here are before and after shots of the site.

Junchao Mei's Projects

Junchao has been working on redesigning and reimplementing an old PHP program to generate the Embroidery Orders web page for Annie's Woolen.

Compared to the old one, which was mostly hard-coded, the new program will have significant improvements on data consistency and robustness, for better supporting their eCommerce website and managing their embroidery scheduling.

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