E.Webscapes Design Studio

Goddess in Progress is a new WordPress powered blog with a beautiful new blog design that I recently completed and launched for Lakshmi. It was actually, originally, commissioned by Sheryl, for whom I’ve done a few designs for in the past. When the blog design for Goddesses was completed, she had decided she didn’t have time for the site, and handed it over to the very capable hands of Lakshmi – who I am …

I was contacted earlier this year by Soleil, who runs the It’s Britney Bitch blog. Her blog is a Britney Spears fan site that covers what’s new and exciting (?) in the life and times of Britney Spears. Soleil wanted a design that was vibrant in color, yet easy to navigate and something that ‘makes visual’ sense….…

Casa of the Permian Basin is a local chapter of the National CASA Program, the National Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Association, together with its state and local members, is to support and promote court-appointed volunteer advocacy for abused and neglected children so that they can thrive in safe, permanent homes. They approached us to build and design their new local blog to reach out to their local area of Southern Texas . . …

Sydney, from the Diet Me blog, requested a new custom design for her WordPress blog about all things diet and healthy! We’ve done work in the past for Sydney, so this is not her first time around the E.Webscapes block – and we were happy to see her back for more! I completed this design a while ago and she has since taken the site down, but it was such a fun design to do …

In my previous post, I mentioned Bill from Iconoblog and Daily Buzz Coffee and talked about how he hired me to import his static HTML business site into Movable Type 4 and create a theme based on his current site. Red Rock Foods Blog was also a part of that project. . .…

Bill, from Daily Buzz Coffee, approached me to set up his new coffee blog using the latest Movable Type 4 blogging platform. He had an already existing site that was built in HTML that he was updating manually. My job was to port his site over to Movable Type to make it much easier for him to update. . .…