Amy’s site, Amazing Materials for You was being hosted on WordPress.com and included an outdated theme by Georgia Lou Studios which has gone out of business. With a recent WordPress update, the site actually broke. There were incompatible plugins that

Rachel and Denise are a Mother-Daughter duo at Two Peas in a Primary Pod. They had had the most horrible experience with another designer who went MIA, and they reached out to me to get the site done for them.

Crystal has been blogging for a long time at The Primary Prowl, but with a job change came the addition of The Libeary Teacher. Of course, as a primary teacher, she heard her students refer to the LiBEARy teacher for

Anne has been a long time shop owner on Teachers Pay Teachers and blogger at Believe to Achieve. She was ready to move her website from Blogger to WordPress and wanted a fresh new look. She wanted to keep her

When Caitlin from Beltran’s Behavior Basics asked me to build her website, I immediately had a vision of what it would look like. She uses a lot of pastel colors and shiplap, so it came together so easily. Caitlin wanted

For months, I have been working on updating my literacy website, Comprehension Connection. I updated the branding, each of my pages, added a Woocommerce store, and several email list pages. I am so pleased with how it turned out, and

Ana needed a website to help reach parents and teachers, but she also needed rebranding. We tried several different domains before settling on Bilingual Brain Box, and I think it was the perfect choice. The logo and header image show

I have known Cathy Collier for years, and creating Cathy’s website, Cathy Collier, The WISE OWL, was very special. Cathy has such wonderful teaching ideas and a heart of gold. She graciously shares her lesson ideas through literacy conferences, online

Nyla, author of Nyla’s Crafty Teaching, needed to migrate her HUGE Blogger site over to WordPress, and she wanted to update her site too. She includes lots of affiliate links within her site because of the nature of her crafty

Jed, author of Lessons in Humanities, reached out to get a site built including a Woocommerce store. We used his branding and amazing resource images to create a clean and focused site. His color scheme includes neutrals plus maroon and