Different products. A practical development approach.

The Web Design Ninja works on websites, custom applications, e-commerce and app or plugin development. Our product network applies that work to specific jobs: running professional training events, organizing nonprofit fundraising and diagnosing website behavior.

These are our related products and businesses, not independent endorsements. Each has its own website and product focus.

ConferenceAxis: professional training events

ConferenceAxis is designed to connect attendee registration, individual agendas, company group orders, paid workshops, check-in and verified continuing-education records. It serves teams planning multi-day professional training programs.

Explore ConferenceAxis · Read the FLUG customer example

Chance2Win: nonprofit raffle fundraising

Chance2Win provides fundraising websites for nonprofit organizations running eligible raffle campaigns. Traditional prize raffles, basket raffles, 50/50 drawings and Queen of Hearts are among the formats covered by its product information.

Its focus is the campaign: presenting the cause and prizes, managing entries and giving the fundraising team a dedicated workflow.

Explore Chance2Win · View fundraising demonstrations

For committees planning both activities, read Chance2Win’s guide to fundraising alongside an association conference.

Diamond Sierra: developer diagnostics

Diamond Sierra is home to Paul Bunyan for WordPress. Its logging and diagnostic tools help developers investigate requests, errors and the work taking place behind a page.

Our team uses Paul Bunyan in its own product work, including the ConferenceAxis marketing-site review. Request records help us discuss measured behavior instead of guessing which part of a site is responsible.

Explore Paul Bunyan at Diamond Sierra · Read WordPress debugging guides

Read our first-hand case study: how we tested ConferenceAxis with Paul Bunyan.

The people behind the work

Teo Leonard leads The Web Design Ninja’s product development work. His background includes electrical and computer engineering, a 1993 book about PC and Unix connectivity, and internet and web development work beginning in the early 1990s.

Our aim across the network is practical software with a defined job and records the people operating it can understand. The main company website is also the starting point for custom website, application and maintenance projects.