Earlier this year I interviewed Ned Dwyer on his upcoming ThemePivot WordPress customization service. It has now been relaunched as Tweaky, a marketplace for all kinds of website customization in the form of “Tweaks”, which are minor customizations to a website. While Tweaky is currently primarily WordPress-focused, the service has broadened its offering to any CMS. Tweaks start at just $25.
How does it work?
Today we get to talk to Ned Dwyer, the mind behind ThemePivot, a super exciting theme customization service that gives your WordPress site the power of multiple developers working together. It’s a new kind of marketplace which makes it easy for people to make minor changes, or tweaks, to their website.
1. What inspired you to create ThemePivot?
It was inspired by a couple of things actually.
WordPress Web Design For Dummies is now available from Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble and many other places that books are sold. Many in the community have been long awaiting this exciting new book by WordPress expert and prolific author Lisa Sabin-Wilson.
WordPress Web Design for Dummies covers all the building blocks you need to get started creating WordPress websites of any kind. You’ll learn how to:
Create custom, feature-rich, dynamic Web sites using WordPress
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