Evolution Web Development

Evolution Web Development

All WordPress. All the time.

Design Challenge: Developing a Grid that Integrates “Traditional Website” Pages with a Blog»

Sep 15, 2009; Category: Content Management System, CSS, Design/Development, WordPress; Tags: , ; No Comments

Business websites that include both "traditional website" pages and a blog are becoming more common. It seems that most people want their business web site pages to be in the traditional “subnav-left/content-right” configuration. At the same time, they want their blog pages in the common "posts-left/sidebar-right" configuration (I prefer that myself). For months, I’ve tried

Seth Godin’s Book Roundup»

Sep 9, 2009; Category: Book Review; Tags: , , ; No Comments

Take a look at Seth Godin’s Book Roundup, a list of mostly business and marketing books, but even those that are not have some application to business and marketing. No doubt the list could be longer, but this is what Seth has been reading. I’d like to mention another book that I think deserves your

Eating our own Dogfood: We’ve Relaunched our Entire Website on WordPress»

Sep 2, 2009; Category: Blogging, Content Management System; Tags: , , ; No Comments

You may or may not have noticed: you’re looking at a new version of both EvoBloggito and evowebdev.com. They are integrated in a "blogsite", based on the WordPress platform. Why? Primarily because we think the integration will result in increased search engine traffic for the "non-blog" portion of the site. But also, because we wanted