When it became more and more clear in the COVID-19 pandemic that our homemade masks can make a difference in preventing spread of the virus, I decided to give this a try. I am no professional seamstress, but I know my way around a basic sewing machine and have had plans for years to sew some crafty items to sell, … Read More
2E – a new business website!
Business websites are a bit of a challenge for me, as I like to use colour and find many business sites so cookie cutter and bland. But it is also what many businesses want! When I was looking for ideas for Regina based business advisor Derrick B Thue, I didn’t have to look any further when I saw one of … Read More
Wobben.org – On The Prairie and Beyond
Before I start with the blogs of our recent Europe trip and more, I needed to update the look and functionality of our forever blog, Wobben.org. We gave it a new subtitle to hopefully explain that it’s about our prairie lives and also our travels elsewhere.. and anything else I would like to show you 🙂 And, it’s bilingual: English … Read More
New look for Feel The Fire!
The website you’re on right now… for my web design business and crafts ? After re-using some old Morrigan’s Pit (former webzine) elements for a while, like the purple colour and the mascotte Morrigan, I needed a cleaner look. I adjusted the name (now using Studio at the end), designed a new logo and made a new website with a … Read More
Phoenix Residential Society – New Website!
This was not just an update, this was a whole new website! They wanted a more modern and fresh look, so I started working with one the best premium themes for WordPress, the X Theme by Themeco. The options are endless, it is responsive (so it will look good on any device) and I plan to keep working with this … Read More
A New Dawn!
Good morning from my temp office in the living room while my home office is under construction! It’s been a while as my office job kept me busier than I wanted, after 11+ years of being a casual, organizational changes sort of forced me to go full time. Well hey, I had to try, right? I loved the work, but … Read More