I was one of Ethan's first customers. As the matter of fact when he gave me my original quote, I…read moretold him I needed to pay him more for his efforts. Well, fast forward 3 years and countless referrals....They get a large job and Ethan wants to charge me 7 times my normal rate. I objected and asked for my old rates for 2 reasons. 1. It was just plain unfair 2. I couldn't afford to pay the HUGE increase. And then all heck broke loose. He brought down all of my sites because he handled the hosting (with Godaddy but charged 2 times their rate), hid my files inside in sub files (3 programmers couldn't find them) and gave me 3 days to pay him or he would erase my files. Basically holding me hostage. So I had to play by his rules and his rules only, pay him 10 times what anyone else would charge to have my files transferred. When I objected he accused me of threatening him. He really caused my business great harm. A really wacky company in my opinion. Ethan may come off as nice but when you question him, things turn around in a hurry. If you plan to do business with them, make sure you are in possession of YOUR files because as soon as you tell him that you may have to take your business elsewhere, things could get ugly fast.

Thanks to Mortimer Smythe Designs, for their professional approach, a great looking functioning…read morewebsite. They know their industry and their continuing help

Big thanks to PureLynx. Our previous website was built on Weebly by an amateur 15 years ago. With…read moreSujatha's help, we now have a modern, effective web presence. But here's the thing that goes beyond just "design". I'm picky, opinionated and detail oriented. Whatever I threw at Sujatha, she was responsive, polite and professional. I wouldn't want to hire any service provider without those skills, and PureLynx came through beautifully.

We have worked with PureLynx over the past decade and they have been wonderful to work with. They…read moremanage our firm's website as well as develop project websites for our clients. They have worked wonders with the custom styling and placement of content our project websites that mirror the client's primary websites for seamless recognizability across platforms. This has been accomplished through hosting platforms that have limited functionality for custom styling, but Purelynx has been able to overcome these obstacles to deliver products that meet our clients needs.

I got the website and app made by CBNITS and the work the company did was very satisfactory and…read morebudget wise it could fit my bill. However, the reason that I am giving them 4 stars instead of 5 stars because I believe that the initial budget that I had in my mind exceeded, it's just because I kept increasing my expectation and demands on all the extra things that I wanted in my app and website :) I asked them to redesign the UI of my app 3 times as I was not satisfied, they did it and also they gave me suggestions to make it better. This was the best experience working with this company.

We got engaged with the company through one of our partners reference. The overall experience was…read morevery good and they had a good team of people focused on providing a great customer experience. The requirement was fulfilled as expected and no complains so far.

Irene is a pro in the industry. She is a straight shooter…read moreand really knows everything about WordPress. Too many web designers confuse the customer in hopes that they can charge more. She is very honest and this is so rare and refreshing. I have dealt with too many bad ones. She also has suggestions of what your website needs for any updates. You feel safe in her hands. Her work is very thorough and I highly recommend her.

I had a bad experience working with Irene Milhorn, owner of "The Wordpress Expert," a two person…read morewebsite development business. It started at the beginning of September, 2025. I have an old website,over 20 years old, which naturally was developed on a desktop. This website is large, with many images, and is an informational non-commercial entity. Irene looked at my site, and promptly presented a very reasonable bid: in hindsight, too good to be true. Irene's bid to update my website was based upon making a few quick and easy wholesale changes, such as changing out the theme and applying a new navigation/directory, which I essentially provided for them. I approved the bid, and three weeks later, I was presented with a test page (the shortest one) with the new Divi theme applied. Upon review, I discovered that the text had moved, becoming misaligned with the relevant images. It then became apparent that each page would have to be worked on individually, aligning the text when necessary, and reducing image size as well. Since it was now clear that my website job would take more work hours than Irene anticipated, she decided to shelve my project, and work on other, more straightforward, and profitable projects. Irene and her work partner then deceived and gaslit me around the notion that actual work was being done on my site, when in fact, nothing was being done. Only after the beginning of 2026, and after repeated probing questions from me, like "what pages have you completed so far?" was the real work actually started on my website. I had been asked to set up a second, developmental website so that work could be performed without having to affect the original site, which I did. On January, 11, 2026 Irene sent me a long email, informing me that "The Website Expert" was quitting my project, effective immediately. In this email, Irene laid plans to close down the project, which included merging the development site with the original site resulting in the udpdated site (new theme and navigation only) going live. After the merging of the two websites, there were many problems: 280 images were lost, some were still available in my image library, others, dating from the early years of my website, were only retrievable through the wayback machine. Along with the images, the captions were lost; some of these were extensive. Furthermore, the general layout of the website was very jumbled and without question, worse than when "The Wordpress Expert" started work on it. I had prepared a paper for an international trade journal that was contingent upon completion of the website and referencing it, which I had estimated on an October or November completion. Now that it is February 2026, and the mobile version is still not ready at all, given the publishing lag time of the journal, I will not be able to publish before the annual conference, which I had planned for. If "The Wordpress Expert" had taken a careful look at my website back at the beginning of September when bidding for the project, I think Irene Milhorn would have seen that the project required more than a few wholesale fixes. After shelving the website project's real work until after the beginning of 2026, only then "Wordpress Expert" did really discover the inherent problems with loading and picture files, etc. When I went through the desktop version, in late January, '26, aligning text and reducing image sizes, I did not experience those loading problems that Irene reported. As a result, 4 1/2 months were lost, when this problem could have been uncovered back in late September! If Irene had approached me about quitting then, it would have been far less damaging. I was not planning to write a Yelp review about my experience, because that is generally not my style. But my position changed when Irene insisted on being paid the remaining payment which was due upon completion of the job. But the job was not finished: they quit. Between early October, and February, 2026, Irene sent me 12 payment notices for the "balance payment due." Obviously, this was done far in advance of project "completion." For 40 years, I ran my own small business, which also included projects that would take several months. Now, most of those projects were profitable, but some were not, but I never quit a job midstream. I see here now in Yelp reviews for "The Wordpress Expert," that another client had "The Wordpress Expert" quit on them, so this is not a first for Irene. I paid the balance, because I pay my bills, but Irene did not deserve it. In the long run it is just as well they quit, because I no longer trust Irene "The Wordpress Expert" with my website and the years of work that went into it.

I have to say how much I enjoyed working with Kathi and her team on my new website. Thy really…read moreknocked it out of the park and I am thrilled with the finished product. Their guidance and suggestions were invaluable, especially since I had no idea what I needed and the many revisions I provided/threw at them along the way that they had to contend with. It was a process that was challenging at times and they always had a great attitude, making the experience quite enjoyable. I'm almost sorry the project is completed!

We needed a new website for our business as our old website was just that, old. We found Kathi and…read moreWPF Creatives through yelp and oh was that a fabulous find. Our website contains a lot of content and I wasn't looking forward to the long road a head in creating a new site. But all my worries were in vain, Kathi really made the process easy and eliminated all my stress about it. She is so knowledgeable and so very easy to work with. She really listens to what you need and produces great work. We couldn't be happier and would recommend Kathi and WPF without hesitation. Thanks so much!

I am Director of Web Strategy and Development for the UCSF Department of Surgery. Our department…read moreengaged HyperArts in 2007. They designed and developed a content management system (CMS) for us using Umbraco, a CMS on the dot.net platform. When we first engaged HyperArts, there was only a single Department of Surgery website, a collage of disconnected individual pages. Our goal was to replace this with a vibrant web presence, user-friendly interface, professional look and feel, with well-organized and compelling content. We feel we have developed an organic system for expanding content over the web, one that is easily customizable, upgradeable, highly extensible, and scalable. We have built over 50 websites, starting with our flagship site http://surgery.ucsf.edu/ . A number of our large departments at UCSF have also expressed interest to me in using HyperArts, based on what they did our department. HyperArts has developed numerous applications for our sites, many mission-critical, including: 1. Request an Appointment - http://top.ucsf.edu/patient-center/request-an-appointment.aspx that has generated over 2,000 appointments in a 1 1/2 years. 2. A database to track all aspects of the appointments including service levels and doctor referrals. 3. A rich faculty biography - http://transplant.surgery.ucsf.edu/faculty/transplant-surgeons/peter-g-stock,-md,-phd.aspx 4. A system for presenting Conditions & Procedures our surgeons. http://transplant.surgery.ucsf.edu/conditions--procedures/hepatocellular-carcinoma-(liver-cancer).aspx 5. A centralized news feed that spans all of our sites: http://transplant.surgery.ucsf.edu/news--events.aspx In short, HyperArts has done an outstanding job in fulfilling our online development needs and giving us a great web presence.

After speaking with several companies, our firm decided to choose HyperArts to remodel our website…read morethat would help improve our SEO efforts and presence on mobile and tablet devices. They offered exactly what our firm was looking for: a local and affordable website design company that excels at creating custom responsive websites. Throughout the project, the HyperArts team did an excellent job of communicating and designing a website that we envisioned at the start of the project. We are very pleased with their work product at a reasonable rate.

The team at Born Creative has a "can do" attitude and will never back down from a challenge. They…read moreenthusiastically take on projects and deliver with fast and friendly service. They are smart and dedicated.

Dealing with this guy George A. and his company Born Creative Inc was a very large waste of time…read moreand money. We were very patient after many months but the end result almost a year later his script work in a custom plugin still didn't actually work as originally agreed. I trusted him and released our first milestone of $500 after a few weeks of having him correct multiple issues we pointed out because he said it finally worked and I trusted him while doing other work. That was a huge mistake. I had more work planned for this scrip/ plug-in with him so I figured he would see the long term business relationship opportunity as well and would work things out but this never happened. He wouldn't test his own work even after having proven multiple times his script work didn't work and was causing our site to crash. He was very slow with his responses that took many months in delays. He blamed us for things that was proven to be his own script work. We also spent thousands of dollars with our web developers and server admins trying to help him get this working but again in never worked. Stay far away from this guy even if he offers free work or refund options if it does now work because he said those things with us but wouldn't honor it.

Through personal testimony, Mediatrenz is a one-stop-destination for all website promotion needs…read more Mediatrenz and its professional team of web developers are the answer to every dream on the internet. I have constantly been very contented with what the Mediatrenz team has churned out for my online trade. They have taken care of all my outsource requirements in Search Engine Optimization.

This company should not be in business, they destroyed my website & decimated traffic. New site…read moretakes around 30 sec's to load EVERY page, charged for services that didn't provide. Farm the work out to India where pay is circa $200USD p/mth, and charge the client circa $35 p/hr!! They are absolutely incompetent beyond belief!!