A complimentary Music/Event Magazine website built for MS Entertainment.

• Website Hosting
• Member Login to Comment
• Photo Gallery
• Subscriptions
• Social Networking
• Magazine Style WordPress Membership Site
• Events, Editorials, Fashion, Music
• WordPress Site Maintenance

We’re excited to be working with Andrew Lockhart again!

 NoodlePlay – Currently in Development

Custom WordPress Development – Ajax, Javascript, CSS, XHTML

Smog Magazine – Christian Swegal

WordPress Magazine Development

WordPress as CMS System

DugatiOnline.com – Final Design Stages

Online Men’s Magazine using WordPress as CMS

WordPress Flash Article / Post Rotate

Custom WordPress Plugins + Pages

3 Column Layout – Custom WordPress Widgets

Complete Administrative Control

The WomenandBiz.com e-Magazine is written for today’s entrepreneurial woman and contains information about woman-owned businesses, marketing tips, family business issues, how to balance work and family, and resources to help women start and grow their businesses. It intends to provide women with general tips and advice based on experience of other women and men alike, to help them realize their dreams, overcome struggles and thrive in today’s competitive and global marketplace.

Ryan over at Razerzone.com hit us up to find out if we could create a WordPress Plugin for him. On their blog, they have multiple authors and they needed a way to have their author’s photo and signature image show up on the posts. We were more than happy to oblige!

SueZette contacted us for a WordPress.org Design for her new website The B.I.G.s Girl’s Guide. We were more than happy to oblige her with a new WordPress Magazine Style Layout!
This website layout is still in production, but we should be finishing up within the next few days! Check it out!
BGGUIDE.NET

Hip-Hop has been under scrutiny for its controversial sectors and alleged negative influences for years; but more recently, this scrutiny has emerged nationally outside of hip-hop realms. This new platform surfaced, partly, in response to hip-hop criticism that emerged nationally after the incident involving the Rutgers Women’s Basketball team but primarily to offer a refreshing, intellectual dialogue concerning everything related to hip-hop culture: the good, the bad, and the ugly.   We, at ImperiousEnt.com, acknowledge that some rap music is part of the problem and artists should be more responsible, but we wish to further address society’s ills dating back to “the days when the chains black men wore weren’t bling”.  We also aim to entertain and educate.  Our goal is to provide a coherent voice to the hip-hop community at large.  The use of the phrase hip-hop community is an attempt to bring critical focus to the issues that define our time and go beyond simply rap music.