This weeks blog design inspiration from Greg Wilson. A blog written by  a DJ who lives in Merseyside and performs at festivals across the UK.  On his site he talks about the music he hears, the places he sees and the people he meets.

The look of the design is minimalistic in approach, the off-black Georgia font really makes the text easy to read set against the white background.  Links are presented throughout the site in Strawberry red which brings them neatly off the page.

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If you want to create a blogging or personal website and do not want to spend time creating a theme then Griffin could well be the theme for you.

It is a multi-column responsive theme that has been designed with the blogger and personal website creator in mind.

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In 2013, Bootstrap joined the flat design element of the world, with its 3.0 release and a new optional theme.

The default box model and basic UI components have been largely improved.

Bootstrap 3.1 introduced an official Sass port, this further expanded the framework’s toolbox.

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Food Recipes is a Twitter Bootstrap WordPress based Theme , It has been designed mainly for use by bloggers that are love blogging about food recipes and food in general.

This theme has been designed to be Responsive, so it will look great on any screen size

This theme could be used by anyone really, although it is most suited for use by foodies.

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It’s all very well advising clients to parachute a blog page into their website – and advise I do. But when it comes to the of process writing, many people are left scratching their heads.

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It’s simple really: if a monkey needs a banana then a business needs a blog. Blogging isn’t the future, it’s the now.

Long gone are the days of introverted teenagers tapping out their every thought into the box of lights in front of them. Man evolved, the world evolved, now blogging has evolved. Read More