E.Webscapes Design Studio

I am happy to announce that I am speaking at the Think Tank Live Search Marketing and Social Media Summit scheduled for February 23, 2010 in Milwaukee, WI. I will be presenting on the topic of building a niche community web site utilizing the free and dynamic software combination of WordPress and BuddyPress and how business, and individuals, can leverage the features and components to build a fully functional social community on…

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…

Dylan wanted a slick new look for his Internet marketing blog, and once partnered with We here at E.Webscapes, that’s exactly what he got! Dylan came to us seeking a clean, 3-column layout using WordPress as his platform of choice to power his content management.

Nick from Spencer’s Game is a Corporate guy (with a smiley face), sharing stories and insights about work, life and luck in Corporate America. He came to us with a request for a conservative yet high-tech design that we were happy to provide!

Aviv came to E.Webscapes armed with specific ideas for the functionality and design of his Mac news site, MacBlogz. MacBlogz provides the latest news in the Mac world, and in order to provide specific news to their targeted readership, their primary goal was to display the top news from the Mac Community neatly organized on the main page.

Back in 2008, I worked with Grant Friedman from Colorburned to implement his design ideas into a custom theme for his Movable Type powered site. Recently, Grant approached me again with his desire to convert his MT blog over to WordPress – including a brand new theme design with several innovative features, to boot! He brought his design ideas and specifications and I was up for the challenge…