April 10, 2008/in /by Kriesi

Featured again…

Well, as I recently checked my Google analytics account, I saw a heavy increase of site impressions.. from Japan!

As i checked the incoming links it turned out that I was featured again, this time by the Japanese monthly magazine, “Web Designing“. It seems like someone over there liked my design, as well as the style of my CSS (at least i hope, could as well be a damning review, I’ll probably never find out)

All i could find out was: the article written by Miki Ofuji includes a CSS and XHTML analysis.
Well, enough with the bragging, just wanted to say hello to my Japanese Visitors ;)
If you like, leave me a comment and tell me what Mr. Ofuji liked or disliked…

PS: sorry about my poor English, it’s been a while since I last wrote a non-German article ;)

August 1, 2007/0 Comments/by Kriesi

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March 3, 2007/0 Comments/by Kriesi

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Who we are?

A team of awesome developers who are driven by perfectionism and the urge to create something that our customers love.

What we do?

Build ridiculously powerful and easy to use WordPress Themes. Offer top notch customer support. Care for every detail.

Why we do it?

Because we love WordPress. And because setting up your own Website should neither be painful nor expensive nor complicated.

Since When?

Kriesi.at was launched  in 2006 as a simple personal blog. Our core business – WordPress Theme Development – started in 2008.

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Christian Budschedl

Christian Budschedl

Founder of Kriesi.at

Kriesi.at was founded in 2006 as a personal blog by Christian Budschedl (aka Kriesi). During his education at  SAE Vienna, a private college teaching web design & development, the personal blog transformed into a professional blog, covering HTML, CSS, Photoshop and ultimately WordPress topics.

Shortly after this first transformation, Kriesi started releasing WordPress Themes at Themeforest, converting the site once again by adding a theme catalogue. As the site grew from blog to business site, the team grew as well.

Support requests started to roll in and during the following years we added additional members to cover those support requests and speed up development. We are still only a small team but we really like it that way. It allows us to stay flexible, easily respond to trends and offer the best customer support imaginable :)