E.Webscapes Design Studio

Chris and March Dodge approached E.Webscapes for a custom designed solution to display their beautiful collection of Asian artwork. Having used WordPress in the past, they were comfortable with the interface and features, so we decided we would build their new art gallery website using the WordPress platform. .

The WordPress Chick is no stranger to E.Webscapes, as Lisa designed her sister site, The Self Help Chick. This time, Kim wanted to get a little less retro and a little more techie to show off her WordPress skills.

Lisa developed a smart three column design using shades of orange and blue. Slick rounded edges for her double widgetized sidebar and complimentary post area with alternating comment color backgrounds. She enhanced…

This is a great example of how flexible and useful WordPress is as a content management system. It’s not just for blogs anymore! Second Bloom re-purposes/recycles donated event flowers and brings them to hospice, rehab centers, nursing homes. Lisa worked with Lisa Baker and Nancy Pope on their design and development, bringing special attention to their non-profit through photos of them in action at first glance!

Daily Stab, an online entertainment magazine, wanted a complete overhaul using the Revolution Theme. The folks at the Daily Stab liked the overall structure of the Revolution WordPress Theme, but wanted the design and graphic/visual nature of the site to be vastly different from what Revolution offered.

After picking up a copy of WordPress for Dummies, Walter van den Broek came to E.Webscapes to move his Blogspot blog to WordPress on his own domain, Dr. Shock MD PhD. Looking for a minimalistic, practical, clean and clear look – when he saw what the team at E.Webscapes put together for him, he had this to say:

Surf Net Parents came to E.Webscapes in need of a fresh look for their Moveable Type professional blog. The goal? “Bring it into the 21st century with a fun, professional, conservative look. Not high-tech, not flashy. Fun, professional, relaxed, welcoming, trustworthy.”