No blog should be without a good design, which is why I want to help you find your just right blogging look, your goldilocks zone of design.
Having a blog that is both pleasing to the eye and easy to read will help you gain and retain more readers, after all, who doesn't like looking at something pretty.
Details about the design package I offer and my web designing process can be found below (along with a discount!). At the moment I only work with blogs on the Blogger platform; however, I hope to offer Wordpress soon. If you have any questions, you're more than welcome to contact me via email or twitter.
Custom Blog Design Package: US$400
Features included: header, sidebar, footer, navigation, pagination, background, font installation, blog button, social icons, text headings, blockquote, search and newsletter subscription forms, gadget customization, theme installation, and theme support.
A Little Bit About the Process...
First, after you've contacted me with a Custom Blog Design Package inquiry, I'll have you fill out a quick little questionnaire so I can get a better idea of what you're looking for in a design. Next, we'll begin working together to find that perfect color scheme and blog header. Those two make up the foundation of a good design, so once we have them I can begin pulling together the blog layout and working on the actual coding part using a test site.
You'll be consulted throughout the entire process, and when everything is finally just right, I'll upload the design to your blog, and the new look will be live! This is only a very basic outline, so if you'd like to change things up a bit, I'm more than happy to.
If you'd like to see some of my previous work, check out my portfolio.
You can click on each of the blog thumbnails to take a closer look at the designs and view clients testimonials.
Want to Work with Me?
Then shoot me an email at quartzfeathers@gmail.com with the subject "Custom Design Package Inquiry" along with your blog's title and URL, plus some quick notes about your desired blog design (e.g. colors, fonts, styles, etc.), and we'll go from there!