E.Webscapes Design Studio

Don Kimball from PastoralStaff.com contacted us because he wanted to start a web site geared towards staff pastors to provide a place where pastoral staff members can discuss issues specifically related to their jobs, challenges and issues. Don knew he wanted to use WordPress to power his site and looked to us for the guidance and expertise to get his site up and running with a custom design created to his specifications.

Looking for an easier way to manage and maintain their own web site, the fine folks at the National Council for Workforce Education contacted E.Webscapes for a fully functional web site built in WordPress that would enable them to have several different features, all manageable by their staff from an easy to use Dashboard, as provided by the WordPress software.

Lia approached E.Webscapes for a cleaner, more professional design for her web site at NourishNetwork.com that is powered by WordPress MU and BuddyPress. Lia’s site was a challenge in that it’s more than just a web site with content – it is a fully interactive social community where her members interact, discuss, share and network on a regular basis through groups, forums, messaging and more

Before Lindsey was our talented and wonderful Assistant Project Manager here at E.Webscapes – she was my client, and I am happy to say I’ve been designing for her since the year 2005. She liked us so well that she decided to come work here – and we couldn’t be more happy! This year, Lindsey is striking out on her own and started her own freelance business called Tizzy Consulting where she…

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 your…

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 the…