E.Webscapes Design Studio

Redouane runs a fashion blog called Fashion Picks where they blog about the latest in fashion and trends. They wanted a very simple and very clean layout to mostly draw the majority of the attention to their content and photos, but to also focus a lot on advertising and sponsors. . .

Together, Laura and Jim, run a blog called He Blogs, She Blogs. This team set up this blog to help individuals and businesses improve their marketing, writing, and blogging skills — so they increase their visibility and prominence in the marketplace. Our designer, Joni, recently completed their new blog design for this site . . .

The National Blog of Reconciliation is a site started by our client, Chris Hayes. The site is unique in that it’s not really a blog, in the traditional sense – rather, he has set it up with an invite to visitors to submit thoughtful essays about how people can come together and move forward in the world of politics. . .

Wendy at Get eCovers runs a small business blog for Internet marketers that are looking for custom designs for their e-book covers and products. Wendy got in touch with E.Webscapes to provide the custom design for her WordPress powered blog, and We recently completed and launched Wendy’s new design. . .

Dylan recently moved from London to New York and started a blog called, appropriately, Brit Out of Water that We recently completed a new, custom WordPress theme for. Dylan initially wanted to go with Typepad, but after conferring with him, we all decided that WordPress was his best option for what he wanted to do. He switched his hosting over to us at

I?ve received countless compliments from my readers and my fellow bloggers on the new blog. We did a wonderful job and I don?t hesitate to recommend E.Webscapes to everyone who asks me.

My traffic has picked up noticeably, and, more importantly, people are staying longer and reading deeper into the blog than ever before. In fact, my depth traffic increased threefold from the very first day the new design went active.

We was patient…