Makeover of VJ Properties Web Site, Part 1

March 7, 2016

With any project, there are a number of processes involved on the road to completion. Last week I shared the process used in Vectorizing VJ Properties Logo. This week covers the bigger part of the project and that was the complete makeover of their Web site.

All of the details of the first part of this makeover are covered in the VJ Properties Web Site Makeover Part 1 post on our sister Web Design Solutions Unleashed site. The initial makeover had to be done very quickly due to a series of circumstances. So there isn’t a huge difference in the initial look of the site. More of the makeover will be completed in the near future now that the site has been moved.

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Foster D. Coburn III is author of 13 best-selling books on CorelDRAW and has been a contributor to numerous technology and graphics-related magazines. Foster has taken many projects, including this Web site, from the early design stage through to a finished piece. He has been a featured speaker at many graphics conferences. His first Web site was built in 1995 and he has been working exclusively in WordPress since 2013.