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Here’s the website with content added and photos sized to fit. I chose this design because it was fully CSS and included some nice callout boxes. I also liked the palette of colors: melon and rich grey. These colors are in the artist’s work, yet create an subtle background that doesn’t detract from the work. The Continue reading One-Night Website the Final Part 7: Adding Content Create an entire working website mockup in one evening? Stress much? 7:00pm MST: I’d rather be watching “2012″ with my son, but I have a meeting with my client tomorrow afternoon and must deliver a working mockup. So I thought I’d help myself focus and give you some play-by-play tips as the night unfolds. The goal? Not Continue reading One-Night Website Part 1: The Plan  Updating the look of a WordPress blog is more than creating a cute header; it’s creating an identifiable brand. I just finished updating www.Screenwriter-to-Screenwriter.com and had a lot of fun creating a home for Monica Partridge’s excellent discussions on writing for film. • Theme: I searched out an easy-to-use theme Atahualpa, the same theme I use for Continue reading New Blog Design for a Screenplay Reader |
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