Yummylicious

By Jessica Albon

Lisa Evans had purchased a blog theme (from another company) but she wasn’t quite happy with it and wanted some customizations.

She contacted us to make the look of the template her own. One thing she knew was that she wanted to include a photo of herself in the header, so we tried out several different photos she sent us until she decided on the one she liked best. We also created an entire custom header for her, selecting a font that captured the essence of her Yummylicious brand. We created a new color scheme for her, changed the navigation to make it better suit her needs, and integrated her new brand throughout the blog.

Please note, due to a new book title, Lisa is no longer using the Yummylicious name.

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Jessica Albon


I'm Jessica. Award-winning writer and designer. Since 2001, I've helped companies all around the world get seen, get heard, and Thrive their Tribes.

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