I’m happy to officially announce Manifest Development’s Referral Program. For a limited time, if you refer someone to Manifest Development, you will get a referral fee of 10% of the project price. The better the project, the higher your fee.

This could be as simple as you telling someone about my Services or actually convincing them to get a website through me. Just tell them to let me know you sent them! And to help you out, throughout the week I’ll be posting resources on what exactly I do, and the importance of a website for you to pass along.

If you have any questions, I’m more than happy to assist! And I want to Thank You in advance for your help. I built Manifest Development on referrals and word of mouth and I’d like to give back a little bit for your continued effort and support.

I’m proud to announce a new service I’m offering here at Manifest Development: Consulting. I’ve been hired to do it before, but never made it an official service. That changes today.

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This month, we take a look at the work I did for 50 way 50 days, I announce new WordPress Support Packages, and the specials are cheap websites for  the masses!

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I just took some time and updated some of the content here at Manifest Development. Not a lot has changed, but I rearranged the blog a bit as well as the services page, and created a new, more in-depth section for the WordPress Services I offer here at Manifest Development.

If you notice anything wrong, please contact me. Thanks!

Back in January I officially released my first WordPress plugin, Gloss. It’s a simple glossary management plugin. I worked on it for a few weeks after release and then let it go as my final semester of grad school got very busy. Today, I’m very happy to announce Gloss 0.5. In this version I made some small fixes and optimizations, as well as the ability to edit the name of an existing Glossary. But it’s with this release that I am also announcing Gloss 1.0, which will have some major updates, including:

• The ability to page glossaries by Letter
• Support for languages other than English
• The ability to link to terms
• Code refactoring and optimizations

You can look for that to be released late July/early August. If you have suggestions, or any code contributions, feel free to contact me. In the mean time, check out Gloss’s web page here, or  the official WordPress page.

After several months of design and development, I am proud to announce the launch of Burke Catholic High School’s new website. Burke first came to me back in November seeking a new, more interactive, easier to update website geared towards current students, parents,and prospective families. In development, I created the first iteration of Minerva CMS, a content management system powered by WordPress and geared towards high schools.

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If you’re reading this in an RSS reader, you’re going to want to click through- Manifest Development has a new face! Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been working on a new website that accomplished a few specific goals: have a cleaner design that integrates the new logo, have a theme that is more general and easier to update, and be more blog friendly. I think I’ve managed to hit all of those goals.

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