This fun and flirty version of the Woo Theme "Abstract" has gone through several versions since its launch — from brochure site to long-form sales page, it has retained its sense of style and marketing power.
For the Wedding Planner to the Wildly Romantic, I made a site that would showcase Callandra Caufield’s services with beautiful imagery and unique touches.
A style mismatch between one company’s e-commerce site and their blog? Not anymore, thanks to a WordPress blog overhaul from That PHP Girl. Now the blog and ZenCart site are in perfect harmony!
Where does the social media savy bride go these days? To the internet to find the best tips and trends on wedding travel, courtesy of Brides with Passports, of course!
A serious business that provides secure, reliable technology consulting needs a well-organized site to convey their unique marketing points — which is why the IT Support Department came to me for help on a redesign of their existing site.
A rockstar coach to wedding planners needs a website that shines and effectively promotes her programs, and this modification of the OverEasy Woo Theme does just that.
My Tech Team is an adaptable, agile company that is ready to meet their customers’ needs. Their new site reflects that with user-friendly navigation and frequent service updates.
Many clients end up with a website that is frustrating, difficult to use, or that doesn’t meet their needs. Instead of scrapping the whole project, some sites can be quickly converted in other formats that better suit the company’s needs, like this Joomla to WordPress conversion of Hear Florida which boosted the company’s SEO capabilities.
Version 2 of ThatPHPGirl.com reflected a shift in my marketing from a more standard theme template to something more personalized for my potential and current clients.
Oregon Treehugger is my personal passion, and this Woo Theme modification reflects my love of all things green in the care I took into making this site to talk about my garden.
