Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “customization”
This is my personal poetry website. Recent redesign was completed in September 2014. Needed a design overhaul that remained minimal while still reflecting a bold sense of personality. The X theme was selected for its flexibility and customized via CSS.
The brief A local theatre company needed a new website to match their rebranding and to showcase their productions. They wanted the site to be a welcoming place for users, encouraging them to interact with the content. Users should get excited about the shows, and spread the word about them. Specific requests included: Revamp blog to reinstate full blogging capability (multiple authors, mobile posting, posting of media, sharing to social media More prominent display of recent blog posts Updated show pages/portals that accommodate photo albums and videos, allows them to be shared to social media, and displays revolving testimonials or quotes. …
A subsite of my personal multisite WordPress installation, this website is a hub for individual projects that I undertake, both on- and offline. It needed to have a simple design that showcased my projects. This site involved CSS customization of the X theme.
The brief A critic whose reviews were appearing in a column in the leading print newspaper in Jamaica, needed a website to showcase his reviews of both film and theatre productions. With very clear design concepts, he needed someone to setup WordPress and customize to achieve his vision. The approach This website involved significant CSS customization, custom post type configuration and plugin customizations. I worked closely with the author to meet his specifications regarding design and layout.
This is my own personal website on which I completed a recent redesign (September 2014). I wanted a clean fresh design with a portfolio section. The site involves extensive CSS customization based on the X Theme. Additional PHP functionality was added via the child theme functions. The site also runs on a WordPress multisite installation.