Have you every wondered how these top notch web designers make great looking websites and blogs which look unique?
You think they write heaps of custom code and put it all together that way?
Or do you think you need at least 5-10 years of web design experience?
Wrong and wrong again.
There’s nothing wrong with working smart and they even admit it how they do it.
One of the big advantages StudioPress & Woo theme users have is that you can buy access to all their themes at a one off or monthly price that doesn’t break the bank. The reason they offer this package is because full time designers need all the custom css and php code so they can create unique looking websites.
If you’re searching for the fastest and cheapest way to create a unique looking website and blog, you’re not alone.
How Bill Erickson Learn’t Web Design
I recently bought the Pro Plus All Theme Package meaning i get unlimited StudioPress themes forever which i can use to create a unique site.
This means i can grab any feature from any theme and copy it to make a totally unique site.
I did this after reading what Bill Erickson had to say about learning web design and his advice about the fastest and cheapest way to get the job done.
Bill’s regarded as one of the best WordPress web designers in the world and has created some incredible looking sites.
Why Designers Get Access To All Themes
Some people prefer to buy expensive software like Adobe creative suite and Dreamweaver which the professionals use for graphic design.
Others use programs which charge a monthly fee like site build it.
A better investment in my opinion is the Pro Plus All Theme package because it gives you:
- unlimited use of all themes
- access to all current and future themes
- unlimited support and unlimited updates
Woo charge an ongoing monthly fee if you want access to all their themes and its not unlimited for life. You only get access to all current themes. Once you stop paying you lose access to their themes.
How about you. Did you design your own website, use a pre made theme or pay a designer?
Brad Dalton
@wpsitesdotnet
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Hi Jonathan
I have played around with Artisteer last year but you can’t compare it to a custom made child theme or skin built on a great framework like Thesis or Genesis.
The quality of the coding isn’t the best and its very bloated which can cause conflicts