Custom Designed WordPress Templates

Custom Designed WordPress Templates

I

Custom Designed WordPress Templates

am not going to lie to you; I love WordPress and use it on over 500 websites that I personally own. I’d even venture to say that I’ve done as much as most and more than others on the designing and programming side using WordPress.

Is it the best CMS system out there? No, but it is the easiest to use.

There are better CMS’s out there for both SEO and designing but none of them are as easy to use as WordPress. And let’s face it, WrodPress will do everything we need to do and in most cases a lot more.

As far as SEO goes, WordPress does an extremely good job and 90% of SEO is about backlinks anyway.

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Janeth is a marketer who works in the web design medium. She believes her job is to create techniques that target groups of people, reach out to that group, and get that group to take some form of action. This goes beyond being a simple graphic design or search engine optimizer.

6 Comments to “Custom Designed WordPress Templates”

  1. Alex says:
    September 11, 2012 at 11:52 pm

    I want a custom wordpress design, but I cant afford to pay anyone I want to make a review type website. but I cant find any free templates or plugins for such a website can anyone help me out.

  2. Keegan says:
    September 12, 2012 at 12:00 am

    Which one is easier to design and use in general?

  3. Alex says:
    September 12, 2012 at 10:02 pm

    So, I design blogs, and the standard is to pretty much use WordPress and manipulate it to fit what you need.

    I want to start an ecommerce site and sell products, but I’m finding it very hard to find the “ecommerce” equivalent of WordPress. I am experienced with HTML, CSS, and WordPress, and I’m trying to use the wp-e-commerce plugin, but it is very limited. I HATE Magento and Zen Cart, and wanted to know what alternatives there were, free AND paid. I can look around myself, but it feels like there’s hundreds and since they take a little bit of investment, I’m just worried about investing in a cart that isn’t the best to work with in the sense that 1) I can change the design entirely to a custom template I make in Photoshop, and 2) I can easily implement functionality that the cart has anywhere. (For example, in WordPress if I need to have certain articles appear in a certain place, it’s very easy to just write a loop and pull the content I need. I would love that if I could find a shopping cart that I could make look however I wanted, and could easily implement functionality.)

    If anyone could point me not just to ANY cart, but one that has a lot of references if I get stuck (like if I get stuck with WordPress, I can just go to the codex and millions of forums).

    Thanks!

  4. timq3dimensionscom says:
    October 19, 2012 at 12:12 pm

    I am looking for a preferably free CMS solution that would make it easy for me to create a client admin panel with my own custom design etc I would like the clients to be able to update pages, change images in an image rotator … It would also be nice if I could add a mail section to the client admin panel that would allow them to check their mail from the website.

    I currently use Joomla, WordPress, Drupal and Mamboo but I am Frustrated with all of them.

    Is there a program for a mac that I could use to build a nice template/ design for the website then make an admin panel to update the site?

  5. addmeonxbox360myuserisfallior says:
    October 21, 2012 at 11:44 pm

    So, I design blogs, and the standard is to pretty much use WordPress and manipulate it to fit what you need.

    I want to start an ecommerce site and sell products, but I’m finding it very hard to find the “ecommerce” equivalent of WordPress. I am experienced with HTML, CSS, and WordPress, and I’m trying to use the wp-e-commerce plugin, but it is very limited. I HATE Magento and Zen Cart, and wanted to know what alternatives there were, free AND paid. I can look around myself, but it feels like there’s hundreds and since they take a little bit of investment, I’m just worried about investing in a cart that isn’t the best to work with in the sense that 1) I can change the design entirely to a custom template I make in Photoshop, and 2) I can easily implement functionality that the cart has anywhere. (For example, in WordPress if I need to have certain articles appear in a certain place, it’s very easy to just write a loop and pull the content I need. I would love that if I could find a shopping cart that I could make look however I wanted, and could easily implement functionality.)

    If anyone could point me not just to ANY cart, but one that has a lot of references if I get stuck (like if I get stuck with WordPress, I can just go to the codex and millions of forums).

    Thanks!

  6. lcollier93sbcglobalnet says:
    October 26, 2012 at 7:20 am

    Help me on WordPress templates?
    Following website design by useing wordpress..?
    http://www.iyogi.com/

    I need that website template name and Details Plz.. Please..

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