The Team
Cryout Creations is a two-headed monster team, with Kay’s artistic eye in charge and absolute control of all that’s visible (and more) and Zed’s maniac supervision over the code’s alignment and indentation.
We’re located in Eastern Europe, in one of the (naughtier) European Union member states. Finding ourselves between Dracula’s home castle and Chernobyl’s radioactive ashes one can only hope this unique proximity gives our skills a supernatural boost.
We divide our time between coding and debugging, answering support requests and forum posts, getting headshots, thwarting zombies, casting spells, walking, cycling, driving simulated vehicles and drinking coffee* (in no particular order).
Some might accuse us of not taking things too serious, but we love what we do and we put a little bit of our souls into everything we do. And that’s what binds our creations together and keeps them from crumbling apart while also repelling (most of) the bugs away.
And we’ll continue crafting code and writing beautiful creations for as long as we still have souls. But hopefully we collect enough virtual achievements to refill the lost sprinkles of soul. Plus there’s coffee*. Coffee* fixes everything…
The History
The idea of Cryout Creations was born in the autumn of 2007 and it remained mostly an idea for the next 3 years.
Then in 2010 it re-emerged as a professional site providing a whole array of web-related services dedicated to the local market. But local wasn’t enough for us, we had to go global (or at least as global as the language barriers allow us).
We originally did custom client-tailored code. And learned to love to code, until we met JavaScript. We didn’t like that but we learned to accept it as a necessary evil of the day and age.
Later on we met OpenCart and (some of us) loved it. Then met WordPress and (some of us) loved that too. Enough so that the same year we created and published our first ever WordPress theme. Then another (which we actually still maintain), and another… And haven’t stopped since.
We also crossed paths with Joomla, Drupal, Prestashop, Magento (to name a few). But they didn’t stick to us, so we returned to our first loves. And coding…