Want to maintain or build your own website? You can buy designs or “themes” for your WordPress, Magento, Ghost or HTML website from Themeforest. They have thousands of designs and plugins at affordable prices and using templates isn’t the cop-out it used to be considered – after all, why pay thousands for a web designer to do what you can buy for a few pounds? The trick to a good website is for it to do what you need it to do,
Templatic, one of the major producers of WordPress themes. Ideal for low cost and fast web productions, the themes can be used as starting points for development and individualisation.
Pagelines has launched a pretty exciting new WordPress theme platform that allows functionality not previously accessible before without coding. The key to this new level of theme sophistication seems to be advanced drag and drop as well as a Pagelines marketplace to buy extensions and addons. The aim seems to be to allow greater versatility from a WordPress theme platform. More to follow but check out the website for full features. Click here for more info
It struck me that Free Shipping may be a great marketing message for your site and for acquiring new customers – and it seems to be one of the first things clients consider when planning their website, but in the long term: Is Free Shipping Right for You? At the outset it’s a great message to have on your site. You will have sat down and worked out shipping costs per item and created your pricing formulas, and thought yep, that
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The concept of cubicle offices is really getting popular now and taking that one step further is Easy Office which allows you to get an office for as little as two weeks and for up to 20 desks in London or Manchester. The good thing about this is its great for short term projects – trials, or temporary expansion if you suddenly need to up the head count or have a new project. Easy Office comes from Stelios, the man
