Our mission: to make yet another bridge between website planning and website running. A couple of months back we launched a new export format in Jumpchart that allows our users to swoop their project straight into the WordPress CMS. We think it works great, and we got a lot of amazing feedback from our users.

While WordPress is a widely used CMS, unfortunately we don’t use it for most of our own web projects. We have a totally custom built system that we’ve been constantly tweaking and evolving for three years to fit our exact needs — internally, we call it Haydn (after Joseph).

So how were we going to make link between Haydn and Jumpchart? Keep Reading

Now that the new Jumpchart has been released into the wild we thought we’d write a few posts focusing on some of the most important new features that have come to Jumpchart. In this first post we’ll be looking at the new Export to WordPress option, what it means for your workflow, and why it’s the most important new addition to Jumpchart. Keep Reading