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Eric Huber, Chief Creative Officer and co-founder of Blue Zoo Creative, has the distinguished honor of telling people when their website and design sucks\u2026 and then constructively and creatively finds solutions to create an image that matches their vision and passion. Huber has been working with WordPress since 2008 and it is the core CMS used by his company. \u201cThe simplicity of WordPress created by the community and the flexibility to become complex fits a wide range of businesses and that\u2019s why we use it and encourage others to use it and build as well.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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