E.Webscapes Design Studio

Vikki S. Ziegler, Esq. is a multi-layered talent: a practicing attorney of matrimonial law and civil litigation; a television personality known for her commentaries on high-profile cases; an active volunteer for women?s and children?s charities; and the innovator of a unique and realistic approach to ?divorce management.?

The fabulous ladies from We Heart This contacted me in the summer of 2008 wanting something a little unique, and quite challenging, for their website. Stef and Tyna were looking for more than a blog – they wanted a full out social community with membership capabilities and the whole lot! I had a really great time with their site – and they did too! Recently, they wrote about their experience with…

JLM Graphic Design came to E. Webscapes for a completely new WordPress powered web design for their company, which specializes in graphic design for the technology, healthcare, real estate and non-profit industries.

Brandon runs an online magazine that he hopes to take to print in a few months. To accomplish that, he needed a site up and running to showcase his writing and video coverage of events, articles and telephone interviews, music reviews, as well as have room for a couple other writers to blog or add articles. We recently completed the custom design for his site at Vivid N Urban Magazine, powered by WordPress.

Jon Wuebben from Content Rich Book approached us to build a new website for him to support his new book, Content Rich. He wanted this site built on the WordPress platform to enable him to update and maintain his site with ease now, and in the future. Jon uses his blog to promote his book and his speaking services. . .

Realtor, Jesse Kaye, approached E.Webscapes for a custom designed theme for his WordPress blog, Keys To New Jersey, where he writes about real estate opportunities and information/resources local to the New Jersey, and surrounding, areas. Jesse came to us with a custom illustration he commissioned and asked us to use it in his new design project . . .