O’NEILL:DESIGN

Pamela is an emerging artist, who is process driven with an experimental approach which creates unforeseen and interesting results.

Her experience is within the built environment having studied Architectural Engineering, she then continued to work as a design engineer within this field whilst establishing herself as a fine artist.

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Announcing a new Wordpress site for Dance Movement Psychotherapist Jacqueline Butler. Using stylised Wordpress themes is an affordable and quick way to get your site up and running.

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Check out Brian Gallagher’s new blog which I’ve created in Wordpress:

www.bdgart.com/blog

Some great illustrations and worth subscribing to.

In cooperation with the Conrad Davies Company I’m pleased to announce the launch of the Harrogate International Festivals new website.

HIF, who had previously being using Adobe Contribute, wanted an easier admin system and we decided Wordpress was the way forward. Based on Conrad’s branding the site spans three areas – the HIF main portal, the Summer Music Festival and the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival.

Too overpowering therefore we are sampling ‘fspring’. Cleaner.

Now this brings me to the monstrosity that is my new website. Let’s be honest it’s a tadge overpowering ;-)

It’s based on a great theme by FTL Wordpress Themes which I discovered at Smashing Magazine called ‘Color paper’. I’ve oxidised it into the present scrap yard you see before you. Reading FTL’s website I’m left somewhat confused. They offer a great selection of top themes all which are free, yet something is puzzling me – their website states: ‘If you would like to purchase a theme for complete rights, please contact us. Themes are priced at $4,000 each.’  Eh? What’s all that aboot? >emails FTL to discover the truth<…

I’m not a code-head. Maybe there are a certain proportion of my brain cells dedicated to code but I try to ignore them. I mean come on, how many people understand this:

More to the point – how many people want to understand it? Read on…

Hello people. Recently a client asked me if I did Wordpress sites. Now here’s the rub – it’s been a long time since I’d ventured into the crazy world of blogging. The last time I looked at Wordpress I opted for Blogger. Back then the interface looked daunting – and I wouldn’t want to daunt my clients. OK I confess – I was daunted too.

But more important than that – it didn’t handle static pages (i.e. pages not part of a blog). So as a full CMS solution it really didn’t hit the naughty buttons.

So how come nobody told me about Version 1.5 Read on…