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New Website Design – SnoringScholar.com

Please check out the all-new SnoringScholar.com! Sarah Reinhard has been a joy to work with, first on her parish website and now on her personal blog. We wanted something with a “homey” feel without it being too Cutesy Country Living (technical term). Working from a photo of Sarah’s kitchen window and her statue of the Blessed Mother, we came up with a theme that I think really suits her warm, conversational style.

This site was my first go-round with responsive design, a fancy term that means “magically reshaping itself to fit the screens of various mobile devices.” It’s based on the eleven40 theme from StudioPress, customized for a more personal style. If you’re reading this on a mobile device, can you let me know how her site looks and if there are any bugs I still need to fix?

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Comments

  1. MelanieB says:

    It looks great on my iPhone.

  2. GeekLady says:

    Looks great on the iPad too. No sneaking iPad themes with the functionality of a hollow brick.
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    • GeekLady says:

      Oof, I take it back a little. On the iPad, the sidebar just gets kicked to the bottom, so navigation is difficult. But otherwise it’s a pretty theme.
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      • GeekLady says:

        Ahh, the sidebar jumps back up to the side in landscape mode I see. That isn’t as clever as the programmers think.

        • Dorian Speed says:

          Ha! Well, you can’t please everyone. :) I specifically like that the sidebar doesn’t keep getting squashed as the screen resolution decreases. It does create issues if the navigation is in the sidebar, though – good point. Can we agree that it’s far better than WP-Touch? (the default thing for WordPress.com sites).
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          • GeekLady says:

            Oh, my goodness yes! But I think a lot of iPad users tend to browse in portrait mode (all the ones I know do) but portrait mode doesn’t get a lot of mobile love yet.
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