Client Works

Hired by this nonprofit organization to build them a new website that showcased not only their schedule of Farmer’s market events but also the variety of vendors participating. Built with GeneratePress theme developer on WordPress, CWT Websites used custom post types and taxonomies to create vendor pages. Developed and built forms and processes to automate vendor and sponsor creation including a checkout process. Also, we built a custom plugin that automates sending SMS messages to subscribers about upcoming Farm events.

Hired by Jamie Orr and OrchidEuro to create a new website for this innovative car show held annually in Pottstown, PA that attracts car enthusiasts from around the world. Built with WordPress, CWT Websites focused on ease of use in order for people to not only register for the event but also traverse the many scheduled events for the whole show. Built on GeneratePress, the website is vibrant, fun, and informative.

Hired by Quest Health Solutions to take design files created by another designer and build a website for this new business model. Built using GatsbyJs/React on the front-end and WordPress on the back end, the website is lightening fast, easy to use, and looks good on all devices.

Quest Health Solutions is working with CWT Websites to create email marketing campaigns, build landing pages, website updates / fixes, and automation solutions.

CWT Websites blended website design elements of a Tech company with an Educational organization to deliver an easy-to-use website. Built with React and WordPress, it is modular and easy to update for the client.

CWT Websites build a website for the Mayor of Pottstown that shined a line on her initiatives and made it easy for constituents to message her about issues that they saw in their community.

CWT Websites built a new website for Poolside Plastering that showcases their services and has a client portal for customers to place new orders.

CWT Websites worked closely with ALL3DS to make a stylish eCommerce website that was easy to use and looked good.

Building a React website getting data from WordPress with an Instagram-inspired project portfolio has helped increase quality leads for this NY-based General Contractor.

CWT Websites has built two websites for Boyertown State Theatre. The current website is built with React and WordPress to make it fast, easy to find out movie times, and buy tickets.

This is the second website that CWT Websites has built for the Peppermint Stick Candy Store. This current version is connected to multiple technologies to make as much of the eCommerce fulfillment automated for the shop as possible.

CWT Websites has built two websites for Mosaic CLT. Recently, we updated their website and built out tools so that users can make donations to the organization as well as become members easier.

Replacing a much-older hardcoded website, CWT Websites built an easy-to-use and -update WordPress website with Event Management and eCommerce tools.

This is the second that CWT Websites had built for HFM Investments. Hired to refresh the original website, we struck a chord with bold design as well as ease of use to create a website where future clients could get to know HFM and reach out to them.

CWT Websites was hired to rebuild their first website with a focus on updating content and style to line up with company’s massive growth.

CWT Websites was hired to rebuild Tim Hennessey’s State Representative campaign website because we had built other websites for the family. We created a bold style that grabbed the user from the first page and used custom post types to structure data so that content could be reused in multiple places across the website.

Hired by Lower Merion Housing Authority to transition them from a legacy hardcoded website to something that staff could update easier, CWT Websites built them a WordPress-based website. We also designed applications and other forms in order to help automate and digitize some of their workflows.

Pottstown Housing Coalition came to CWT Websites because of our work on Mosciac Community Land Trust’s website. Understanding all the moving pieces of this organization and its goals, we began to build a website that unified all the content and presented it in a digestible format.

Changing as the Foundation has changed, this current website strikes the balance between the future goals of the Foundation as well as its current situation: operating a thrift store as a way of outreach to the community.

In 2023, CWT Websites was hired to update and modernize the website that we had build for them back in 2017. This website, still on WordPress, was built with GeneratePress theme builder. Using tools like Gravity Forms and Event Manager, we built a robust website that showcased their retail establishment and made it easy for customers to find information as well as the store. We also built a custom inventory system that interfaced with their POS inventory allowing customers to see near real-time store inventory on different categories of products.

Looking to try and change up the traditional author website that presents itself as a blog, CWT Websites built a website with strong visual elements and an easy-to-use interface.

One of our first websites that we ever built, CWT Websites was hired to build the website off the strength of previous work that we’d done for the client on LinkedIn.