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OM: Performance Marketers

An agency in Downtown Orlando, OM: Performance Marketers “[helps] B2B companies grow revenue and shorten sales cycles with integrated marketing.” While marketing is their primary focus, design and development is a large part of their service offering.

CSSLLC continues to WOW and over deliver in a world of mediocrity.

— Daniel Sosa, Founder & CEO at OM: Performance Marketers

As contracted consultant and leader of the development team, I’m responsible for interfacing with clients, managing tasks and leading development team meetings, composing technical plans, facilitating communication between development and marketers and designs, performing quality checks, and providing technical support. I also provide development project overflow support, when needed.

CSSLLC has helped bridge the gap between our technical and non-technical teams. Caleb’s ability to create easy-to-understand processes has improved work flows, and translating complex website issues into layman terms has expedited project planning. Our growth and company morale have greatly benefitted from CSSLLC.

— Mark Bunker, Head of Production at OM: Performance Marketers

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Image Tag

TL;DR: https://github.com/crstauf/Image_Tag.

Whenever you upload an image to WordPress, multiple sizes of that same image are created. WordPress natively generates versions of the image in the following sizes (can be adjusted in Settings > Media):

  • 150px x 150px (hard crop)
  • 300px x 300px
  • 768px x 768px
  • 1024px x 1024px

This is really cool, because it means when you insert an image into a blog post, the properly sized image for your visitor’s device will be displayed (since WordPress 4.4).

But for a custom theme or plugin developer, reproducing that behavior is a lot of work, especially on top of everything else to go with properly implementing an image.

And thus, I created Image Tag (a.k.a. Image_Tag), a helper class for generating img tags within WordPress.

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therealtymedics.com

From start to present day, working on this project has had it’s challenges, but it’s definitely been fun, keeping the site up-to-date with the movements of the growing business. Recently, the site has moved to WP Engine (read on why I recommend WP Engine), and we’re currently making several facelifts to the site, including a separate theme to serve mobile devices.

“I have been working with Caleb for more than 2 years and everything has been amazing!  I have used many different developers for different websites over the years and none of them came close to the level of experience and customer service as Caleb Stauffer.  I am a customer for life.  Thank you!“

— Ben Sencenbaugh, President at The Realty Medics