Taking WOO Canvas to the next level: a strikingly sharp architect’s flashy new website. Did I say Flash?

HIP Investor Upgrades to WOO Themes
HIP Investor is a hands-on company. They want to add their content and add it on a regular basis. They want some design control and certainly content control. HIP, meet WOO.

The Law Offices of Michael J. Desmond
For more design and layout control behind the scenes (fonts, sidebar positioning, even content width and shortcodes), we chose WOO Themes Canvas to build the framework.

Business Capital Moves to StudioPress Genesis
We looked at both StudioPress themes as well as WOO Themes, but finally StudioPress won out on mostly design and layout features.

Raised Without Cages
Is a WordPress “good enough” for a fancy San Francisco designer’s site? Have a look and you be the judge.

Better Living Through Nutrition
Cathy Cohn had a nice-looking website, but it was all images. Not just the images were images, but the text was images. Ouch.

Ackerman Realty
Craig Ackerman is a high-powered San Francisco realtor who needed a high-powered real estate website. Good Looking Ideas and Likoma teamed up to rock it.

David Dylan Thomas Moves to StudioPress
With premium WordPress themes, you’re more able to customize a theme without touching a line of code.

Under the Wheel of History
I’m getting to the point where I’m going to use WOO Themes–especially Canvas–unless I’m convinced otherwise.

Alex Kugushev
With my new-found love for WOO, I made a last-minute decision to just re-create what we had done in WOO Canvas. Why?

Kay Heatherly
Kay Heatherly has a thriving hypnotherapy practice, she has loads of 5-star reviews on Yelp and a website that’s been stuck in the dark ages.

Metal Arts Guild
Working together with Querido Galdo, we transformed an average StudioPress theme into a powerful media powerhouse for the Metal Arts Guild.

Blue Sage
Are you sensing a trend? Old HTML site converted to what looks almost the same but is built in WordPress?

Alloro NYC
Alloro NYC needed new gallery images and wanted some SEO help. The gallery was built in Flash and the site was HTML. Check out this HTML to WordPress conversion.

Harris Taback
Custom layouts on a per-page or even per-post basis, easy to switch out themes, widgets galore: what’s not to like about the Genesis Framework?
