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Search results for “Website support”

  • Case study

    Alberta Equestrian Federation

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/work/aef/

    We created a scalable WordPress website that helps the Alberta Equestrian Federation serve 15,000 members with clearer navigation, events, programs, and resources.

  • Case study

    Canadian Ski Instructors’ Alliance

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/work/csia/

    We built a bilingual WordPress platform that showcases CSIA’s member benefits and courses, improves pathways to certification, and integrates with its membership system.

  • Case study

    Nurses and Nurse Practitioners of BC

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/work/nnpbc/

    We created a WordPress hub that connects BC nurses and nurse practitioners with member resources, jobs, professional development, programs, advocacy, and events.

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    Terms of Use

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    Review the terms that govern use of the Twirling Umbrellas website, including acceptable use, intellectual property, third-party content, disclaimers, and liability.

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    Privacy Policy

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/privacy/

    Learn how Twirling Umbrellas collects, uses, discloses, retains, and safeguards personal information when you use our website, contact us, or work with our services.

  • Insight

    WordPress for mission-driven organizations.

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/wordpress-for-mission-driven-organizations/

    Modern WordPress gives mission-driven organizations a durable, flexible platform for publishing trusted information, supporting complex services, and improving over time. This guide explains how thoughtful strategy, accessible design, governance, integrations, security, performance,…

  • Insight

    Modern web architecture in the age of AI.

    https://twirlingumbrellas.com/modern-web-architecture-ai/

    Headless architecture was once presented as the future of ambitious websites. This article looks at what that promise delivered, how WordPress has evolved, and why Gutenberg matters to the people who publish…