The Darker Skies photo blog now has a new look. The site design was starting to look its age and a brighter, wider, more modern theme was required. After a look around, the Hemingway Rewritten Theme seemed perfect for the role.
So to celebrate, over the next few days i will be adding a new post each day featuring a photo (or photos) from my trip to Scotland last year.
The Darker Skies Photo Blog can be found at https://darkerskies.wordpress.com
A few weeks back i mentioned that a new website was on the way… and it’s finally officially arrived!
A number of elements from the old website have been kept with additional functionality added using the new design. One critical element was to make the site mobile friendly and this has been done by using a responsive website theme, so the site looks great on a smart phone or a large desktop screen.
There are still a few changes to implement but the bulk of the work has been done. I’m certainly pleased with the results :)
The website has been due a redesign for quite some time now, but the problem has always been finding a new design that met all the requirements.
Just recently i found the perfect theme to help address a few issues that were becoming more noticeable as time went on. The biggest of these was the fact that the current site is not responsive and mobile friendly, which the new site most certainly will be. Also the theme’s developer has abandoned any support of the theme which has caused some problems over the last couple of years.
Work will start on the redesign of the website towards the end of this month and will carry on into May with the website being unavailable for around a week to ten days. A few new sections are planned and other areas will be expanded. More news soon.
Friday morning saw the launch of the Wendy Tea website – a site featuring glass artwork photography by Richard Flint Photography…. but there’s more!
The website itself was also developed and constructed by Richard Flint Photography in a package that delivered both the photography and the website to the client.
The website description on the website design page nicely sums up the client requirements :-
The Wendy Tea site uses audio, video and photography with additional features including a book format journal, social media integration, photo gallery and artwork sales pages to provide the artist with a stylish and artistic presence online. Created to promote and sell glass artwork, the website will also allow the artist to express creative ideas and artistic concepts.
The Wendy Tea website can be found at www.wendytea.co.uk
