The Complicated Futility of WordPress

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I build websites for a living. Lots of them. These websites are designed by a team of designers who design complex, bespoke, heavily branded layouts. I take those designs and my team of developers and I turn them into corporate websites, generally for medium sized industrial clients. Sometimes the websites are big brochures, sometimes they […]...
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