Established in 2001, No Diamonds designs and develops websites on the WordPress, BuddyPress and Magento platforms. We typically partner with PR, design and marketing agencies to develop websites on those platforms. Read here about why we chose the name “No Diamonds”, meaning no bling.
“In 1997 I was working in the City of London in an investment bank, dealing with financial derivatives, when one day the IT staff set up a fast Internet connection on my computer. It changed my life. I spent the whole day surfing the early web, and from that day I realized that I wanted to be involved with it somehow in my professional life. It took 2 years to transition to working as a web developer. I started creating basic sites for charities (like Re-Cycle). After working for an Internet start up (bivio, improbably still alive today), I set up No Diamonds.”
You can reach him at philippe@nodiamonds.com.
Anish is No Diamonds’ lead developer. He has 7 years of experience in Web Development. He holds a degree of Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering from Kathmandu University. He is an expert in dealing with WordPress and BuddyPress implementations. He is also proficient in SOAP, XML, Facebook API and Object Oriented Programming.
Chris has been working in software development since 1998. He has technical expertise in Open Source software such as PHP, WordPress, Android, MySQL and working with Unix. Chris has worked for Fortune 500 companies as well as in start-up environments.
Tracy has 5 years experience as a Manager and Analyst working across functions — marketing, web development, creative, user experience and business — to create effective websites. She is hands-on, super thorough and detail-oriented.
She is adept not only at bridging gaps between groups of people, but also at balancing the requirements of different functions — communications, operations, web project management, usability, good code, SEO, web analytics, analysis, presentation, marketing and strategy.
A highly visual, sophisticated site, Easton Lacrosse definitely does not look like it was built using WordPress, a blog software. Like the other three Easton sports websites developed by No Diamonds, non-technical team members at Easton Lacrosse can change much of the website themselves.
