E.Webscapes Design Studio

I am proud to announce that I am, once again, co-organizing WordCamp Chicago, along with Brian Gardner of StudioPress. Together, last year, Brian and I hosted 200 WordPress fans in downtown Chicago and enjoyed a fabulous weekend of sharing, networking, food and fun! This year, we are anticipating to more than double that number and are expecting 500+ WordPress fans to invade Chicago the weekend of June 5&6!

I am happy to announce that I am speaking at the Think Tank Live Search Marketing and Social Media Summit scheduled for February 23, 2010 in Milwaukee, WI. I will be presenting on the topic of building a niche community web site utilizing the free and dynamic software combination of WordPress and BuddyPress and how business, and individuals, can leverage the features and components to build a fully functional social community on…

Ingrid King is the author of the heartwarming book, Buckley’s Story – a story of how one small cat changed the author’s life in ways she never could have imagined. Just prior to Buckley’s Story being published to the world, Ingrid contacted us here at E.Webscapes to create a custom designed blog that she would use to promote her book, and create a community of readers and cat lovers!

WeEarth is a web site with a blog, social community and e-commerce store that has the goal of fostering social consciousness through art, activism and media. It is a network of socially conscious bloggers and blogs, brands and consumers, artists and entrepreneurs. The folks from WeEarth approached Lisa with their ideas for their social community that involved a custom deployment of the WordPress MU and BuddyPress platforms..

When Elea contacted E.Webscapes for her blog makeover, she knew exactly what she wanted – and Lisa met her design needs to a “t”! Nostalgia Organics Joyful Living Blog experienced a very nostalgic, very joyful design change when they chose us for their TypePad design needs.

Ines approached E.Webscapes for a custom designed solution for her Miami Real Estate blog called, Miamism. This project spanned roughly 4-5 months of work, because there was a lot of back end work to be done – and in the end, Miamism is sporting a fresh, clean and professional looking blog.