WordPress Customization
Tagged with: Blog • clean • Corporate Identity • graphic design • layout • Website • WordpressThe Visualist Blog site launched in January, 2011, and serves as a visual computing technology blog for Denver-based Christopher Jaynes, the CTO for Mersive, which he founded in 2004. The goal of this Wordpress customization site design was to create a rich visual computing and information resource, along with post discussion and social media integration, all while carrying over branded colors and elements from existing Mersive brand standards into the design. The Mersive.com company website features a prominent link to The Visualist Blog in the main site navigation, so the user experience was a significant consideration during the wireframe and ...
Boulder Website: Heidi Wicks
Tagged with: Blog • clean • CMS • Design Portfolio • web design • Website • WordpressThe HeidiWicks.com website was designed to clearly communicate Heidi's personalized approach to Date Coaching and Matching, while incorporating her existing logo and branding colors throughout the site. This is a Wordpress driven site, with a high level of customization to drive page functionality, as well as a customized Wordpress theme, custom page templates, and a remodeled Wordpress admin to make managing the content very easy for Heidi into the future. Custom content types were created within Wordpress to handle templating and style formatting for client testimonials, news announcements, blog posts, and page content updates. In addition to the Wordpress customization, we ...
Webroot Threat Blog
Tagged with: Blog • graphic design • WebsiteWebroot Threat Blog site design and implementation for Webroot Software, Boulder Colorado. This Blog is actually a Wordpress.com hosted blog, as opposed to hosting the blog themselves, which called for creative solutions to get the Blog design and functionality setup as needed. The greatest challenge was not being able to edit and work with the Wordpress HTML template files to control the layout and look and feel of this site. After initial rounds of design comps and feedback cycles with Webroot, the design was finalized, and using only uploaded images in combination with CSS and built in Wordpress widget functionality, the ...
