I’m not usually one for jumping onto various memes, but when Robert tagged me with the “5 blogs that make me think” meme I figured I could turn it into an opportunity to mention a few people whose writings I enjoy and find thought-
Start back at start It was almost a year ago when the first Redesign Process article was published. At the time I had just finished wrapping up and releasing Devlounge 2, the theme that actually was just released for free to the Wordpress commu
I made him do it: Deaf Musician, one of my favorite bloggers released his simple but professional Wordpress theme, the black and white or white and black DM-Bloodless. CSS Globe members will feel reminded of their favorite news source.
None of these sites have anything to do with Classic Rock; on the other hand, they are all based on classic themes and they all certainly rock! What I love about this selection of retro sites is that they aren't all the same 1950's theme. A wide ran
Another batch of sites using beautiful crests in their design. The most distinct thing about these is how they play off the theme of the site. These aren't out of the box boring crests. They have been customized to fit the site in question and reall
The rounded corners is such a simple way to break the typical squared up web feel it is tempting to use it on a whim. Some of these samples uses it for figurative purposes to connect with topic of the site. And the rest of them just use it really da
Duke student and accessibility-focused designer/developer Rob Goodlatte's site recently came to my attention because of the beautiful Mint theme he's created based on Edward
At times design can be the most frustrating of endeavors. Finding that great design can be so hard. One thing I have observed that always works is coming up with a theme. Perhaps this is obvious, but settling in on a theme as opposed to a design sty
How many times have you come across a new weblog discussing a specific niche sporting a fairly too common WordPress theme? Probably more often than we’d all want to see. A large number of new weblogs these days are launched with default themes and..
I usually view a lot of sites when trying to come up with inspiration for a new design. After recently re-designing a site and creating a WordPress theme from scratch, I thought I’d share a couple design decisions I found annoying.
When selecting or designing a theme for your blog there are some key design considerations. How wide should it be? How many columns should you use? What colors work best? What fonts are easiest to read? What color schemes are easiest to read? This a
Do you like Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece 2001?
Then I might have the right layout: 2001 3.17 WordPress Theme with a fluid three column outfit, the sidebars are widgetized with typical WP action like calendar, built in are recent comments.
For our first article on Extendis Blog we would like to offer you one custom Wordpress template for free. Because one of our services is the creation of custom Wordpress themes it is appropriate to offer one template (or theme if you like) free.
This is a new theme for WordPress. It's a grid-based design and is tag-ready. It has seven different classes for images that allow you to pull them outside of the post measure (the width of the text
Wow... what a great resource. Peter Gabor, from desi
Duke student and accessibility-focused designer/developer Rob Goodlatte's site recently came to my attention because of the beautiful Mint theme he's created based on Edward
