Doctors, lawyers, coaches, PR pros, consultants, trainers, event planners, psychologists, and other professionals.
Working together with a new designer so we needed a flexible theme to adapt to their design work but also powerful for the client to make styling edits.
What do you get when find a super tricked-out theme at ThemeForest? Don't judge a book by its cover.
From static GIF image site to fully-functional CMS powered by the Genesis framework, KBA Docusys has taken it to the next level.
Laynie Tzena and her company, Ideas Made Real, had been helping people in business for over 20 years. It was time for a structural and design upgrade.
Kevin Sullivan Construction is built like he builds his homes: with strength, style, and sustainability.
The Bradley, Lauren, and Gil Trio of Triumph are at it again with another crispy clean (did someone say Krispy Kreme?) site with style and targeted content. Woo!
Taking WOO Canvas to the next level: a strikingly sharp architect's flashy new website. Did I say Flash?
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.
Is a WordPress "good enough" for a fancy San Francisco designer's site? Have a look and you be the judge.
Cathy Cohn had a nice-looking website, but it was all images. Not just the images were images, but the text was images. Ouch.
It's that time again and this time, I just couldn't wait. We switched Likoma to WOO Canvas (Commerce) today! Woot for WOO!
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.
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?
Adrienne Dale of Pivotal Consulting needed a professional site for her top-notch technology consulting business.
Am I doing anything else these days? Do I sense a trend here? If no one twists my arm to make it not Genesis, I'm going to use Genesis.