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Showing posts with label Mooretec. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2010

October already??

Well, it's already October. I didn't reach my goal last month of getting a new project. Life is a little crazy right now. I have a lot on my plate. But I'm not giving up! Here's what I want to do.

This month I will keep the goal of getting one new project. But I will really focus on getting more designs into my portfolio. That's what seems to be really important to potential clients. Having a strong portfolio might give me better luck.

I will also work on a third aspect. Wordpress and Joomla themes. Cheap, customizable, and prebuilt themes for your favorite CMS. I will start offering these at an incredibly low rate for this month, and I will even offer free customization (Free logo, different colors, etc...) So be sure to keep a look-out on those if you own a website that uses Wordpress or Joomla.

One more thing, if you already own a website, and want it tweaked or a complete makeover, e-mail me at MooretecDesigns@gmail.com I will do it for incredibly cheap since I'm getting started. If you know anyone that needs a website, tell them to shoot me an e-mail and we'll work something out.

As always, thanks for reading!

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Content Management Systems

So to start off this post, I will just tell you all now that PhantasyGames is gone. It has been scrapped for a few reasons of the owner. But now we're working on an Aion fansite. At the start of PhantasyGames I started building a custom PHP framework for everything. It slowed down the development process exponentially. So I started looking into some prebuild Content Management Systems, or CMS.

Basically a CMS is an easy way to add in a bunch of features like article posting and a user system with prebuild modules. The appeal to this is that they can be skinned. You can still use your custom design, but paired with this back-end. It makes the development process go by much faster.

I would not use a CMS for any project, but for this one it seems to fit. I will definitely link to the new site once we have it up and running, and I am basically considering PhantasyGames to be a learning experience in general. It was fun while it lasted, and I learned a ton, but I'm ready to move on to bigger and better things.