I finally made the time to finish my site’s re-design and re-build. Part of me thought this would be a minor remodel with a new Wordpress theme but, in the end, I re-did all of my page content and changed my whole organization.
I had two major goals with this site:
Showcase my design and Wordpress talents [...]
I was approached recently by the owner of a popular blog using Wordpress software. This blog gets a lot of traffic on a regular basis but also has articles that reach the front page of Digg.com on a regular basis. For those of you not familiar with social media, this translates to very large traffic [...]
I was contacted recently be someone who was curious what it was like to work with me. My first reaction was “it’s great to work with me” but I quickly realized that she was looking for something a bit more substantial. When I create a website, I have a plan but it might be good [...]
There is nothing better for search results, returning visitors, and web loyalty than a useful and oft-updated blog feed. Some people aren’t familiar with blogs and what they can do so here’s a quick run-down.
A blog, in it’s simplest form, is just a feed of information in chronological order (the feed itself is call an [...]
Exciting… for me at least. There are quite a few things that need to be fixed (like all the pages and the sidebar) but having it “broken-ish” and live definitely lends me the motivation to fix it quick-like.
Please let me know what you think!
Introduction
Last time we left off, I had put together a structure of what I wanted my website to display and what it might look like. After about weeks of stressing out in Illustrator, I finally decided on a design I like.
Matt Jurman’s article, mentioned in the previous post, speaks to a high quality design and [...]
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