Doctors, lawyers, coaches, PR pros, consultants, trainers, event planners, psychologists, and other professionals.
With my recent infatuation with StudioPress' Genesis Framework, I thought I'd try to see if I could do what Lauren wanted--a non-Genesis theme--with a Genesis theme.
Dr. Hack is no strip-mall dentist, he's a professional artist who loves his craft. He needed a cosmetic--and general--upgrade to get his business to where it should be: at the top of the game. We did that.
Kathy Rosenberg-Wohl has been helping students get into college for a while now, but she was ready to promote her services with a website that she could update with regular content: calendars, To Do Lists, articles, etc.
Kenji Oshima had an iWeb site. They look nice (not surprising, coming from Apple), but they're limited in features and not very easy to maintain--at least compared to a content management system.
While her old site was fine--and even built in WordPress--it was time for an upgrade to the Queen's castle.
Hmm, let's see, how can we get that into the HTML header of the site? It's going to sound crazy (hold onto your hats), but it's often easier to completely rebuild a site using WordPress than to fiddle with some HTML in an unknown environment.
Lisa needed to go social: Facebook, Twitter, Constant Contact, the whole nine yards. She wanted a place where she could add her own content on her schedule so Google--and her potential clients--could find her quickly and easily.
It had been a while since we did Susan Chastain's original site in Movable Type in 2004. Lots has changed since then.
Nancy Bramwell's design studio needed a place to show off her portfolio of window treatments, staging and color consulting. She wanted to showcase her services--and do it in style. We found a beauty theme together at ThemeForest and we were off to the races.
Kerry Enright of Articulate Integrity needed a new look to her site. She also needed a site where she could occasionally update her latest projects. WordPress and one of my favorite themes from Design Disease and we were rolling.
Joui Turandot needed a rebranding from her "Joui Style" brand and site to take it to the next level. Beyond just Joui and her style, but focusing on her clients and what she was going to do to help those clients: Fashion Eye for Men was born.
I love switching sites from static HTML code to WordPress because it makes life easier for everyone involved. It just makes my day when the person updating the site says, "I'm in heaven."
Dr. Sean Sullivan had a fine-looking site, but he couldn't update it. He also wanted a blog attached to the site, but a blog means updating. What to do, what to do? WordPress.
Ray Simon needed a site up for the Embarcadero Technology Group. He needed it soon. He needed it tomorrow. Ray, we have to talk.
Lauren Deane of Good Looking Ideas (goodlookingideas.com) wanted a site that she could update herself but didn't sacrifice design style. In fact, she wanted a site that didn't sacrifice anything.