Bradley at Likoma is the WordPress Wizard! We've created at least 15 sites with WordPress over the past three years, including my own at zeimer.com, and each site is unique with its own branded look and feel.
I needed to move a site from the sub-directory /wordpress/to the new one /blog/. No worries: bit of an .htaccess file edit and I should be set, right? Not so fast.
Using the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editing in WordPress, it's easy to add a link to your site's page/post/content. Watch the screencast to see it magically done before your eyes.
Brian Gardner over at (what's now called) StudioPress has a beautiful collection of professional WordPress themes for sale. He updates them regularly and has a broad collection with a variety of applications (real estate, photo galleries, etc.).
Bob Cooper (bob-cooper.com) just wanted a "resume" site. Just a quick list of what he writes, some of his writing, and maybe a few articles posted here and there. Easy enough, right?
Jewel & Stoneman wanted to be able to update the content on their website. They liked the design of the site, but they couldn't edit the content. Meet Likoma and WordPress.
Laurie King is at it again. What's Up Down Under is her latest site revival. Was an ancient HTML site, but we brought it back to life with WordPress -- and WAY back to life.
For the longer-term strategy of future edits, additions, and general content control, we switched their site from a straight HTML site to a content management system using WordPress.
Google Apps (for email) used to have simple forwarders, but now they use Groups as forwarders so you can email to more than one person. Lots of options to work with.
You're all set up with Google Apps, loving it, and want to add a new email address. Not just a forwarder, but a real account with POP access and webmail access etc. Here's a step-by-step video to show you how.
Two years ago we did a site for Jim Benning and he wanted a new look for 2009: jimbenning.net. He had a site that he liked the look of in mind, sent me the URL and a few images, and we were off to the drawing board.
Laurie King needed yet another site (travelwritersnews.com, laurieking.com, hotflashessexystories.com, batw.org) so we whipped one into shape this afternoon: eroticalphabet.com.
They had a site and had some information on it The Young People's Teen Musical Theatre Company, but the people who were updating it didn't have much time and only those people knew how to make updates. Sound familiar?
Michael Hack's Financial District Dental Care first had a site, then a WordPress site, then a custom PHP site, and is now back to WordPress with Likoma.
Bradley designed my site on a tight budget, completing it in record time and with a great deal of strategic long-term thinking.
