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. .

Jake, of MyRealtorJake.com brought his “house” to E.Webscapes looking for a stand-out design for his real estate blog. He provided E.Webscapes with the graphics, and she developed a theme that turned a boring old template into a true house hunt!

The FieldTrip Project uses internet based multimedia to engage teens on education issues. They came to E.Webscapes with artwork in hand, and E.Webscapes used her artistic skills to transform it into a visually interesting and stimulating design that would garner the interest of a younger audience.

50 states, 50 5k road races, 1 goal. Bob, owner of 50 Fives was looking for a site that would support and generate awareness of his national road race program, and Joni helped himachieve that goal by designing and developing a clean, 3-column blog that would present his mission, story and events in an organized, efficient layout.

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…

Nonsense News sought out E.Webscapes and was paired with We to bring their newspaper style rough sketch to reality. Now, they can present their silly news in seriously cool and sensible style.

A little rough around the edges and just a tiny bit crumpled, We developed their three column newspaper theme using WordPress, enhancing their faux-news mag by pulling in random quotes into the header, showing off random as well as most viewed articles…