National Geographic

National Geographic

Crowd Favorite was asked to create a live Everest expedition blog for National Geographic writers, explorers, and photographers to chart their experiences in real-time throughout the adventures.

Using the WordPress CMS, Crowd Favorite built a blog focused on published content and media with a number of permissions that made it easy to use for the less technical members of the National Geographic team. We then maximized user accessibility by developing a tablet app that paired seamlessly with the site, and customized a private feed for the IT team to display teasers and encourage app subscribers.

National Geographic

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Web Application Development
WordPress Integrations

National Geographic
National Geographic

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After experiencing repeated success with WordPress migrations, National Geographic turned to Crowd Favorite for help developing an exciting new blog.

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