Tell us who you are and what you build. A few lines is plenty:
- Your name and where you work (agency, freelance, in-house)
- What you build on WordPress and Gravity Forms
- The add-ons and tools you rely on
- One problem you're working on right now
I'll go first.
I'm Gil Amminadav, COO at BrightLeaf Digital and co-founder of BrightLeaf Giving. I've built on Gravity Forms and GravityView for over a decade, mostly workflows that would otherwise have been custom apps.
BrightLeaf Giving runs a fiscal sponsorship platform on WordPress. Fund applications are Gravity Forms, approvals and disbursement requests move through Gravity Flow, and program dashboards are GravityView views over the same entries. A lot of what we build at BrightLeaf Digital started as fixes for problems we hit running it.
What I'm working on right now: this community. Tell me what would make it worth checking every week.
<p>Tell us who you are and what you build. A few lines is plenty:</p><ul><li>Your name and where you work (agency, freelance, in-house)</li><li>What you build on WordPress and Gravity Forms</li><li>The add-ons and tools you rely on</li><li>One problem you're working on right now</li></ul><p>I'll go first.</p><p>I'm Gil Amminadav, COO at BrightLeaf Digital and co-founder of BrightLeaf Giving. I've built on Gravity Forms and GravityView for over a decade, mostly workflows that would otherwise have been custom apps.</p><p>BrightLeaf Giving runs a fiscal sponsorship platform on WordPress. Fund applications are Gravity Forms, approvals and disbursement requests move through Gravity Flow, and program dashboards are GravityView views over the same entries. A lot of what we build at BrightLeaf Digital started as fixes for problems we hit running it.</p><p>What I'm working on right now: this community. Tell me what would make it worth checking every week.</p>