Brief history of Hydrangeas
Located in sunny White Rock, BC Canada, Robson Design Works (aka The Theme Weaver) has been developing templates for FrontPage since 1998. We pride ourselves on developing easy to use and affordable templates using all the current trends and technology.
Can I grow Hydrangas where I live?
Ease of use...
Each of our templates are developed so that just about anyone can use it, from beginners on up to advanced. Because of this we try to not include lots of bells and whistles that need to be edited outside of the basic FrontPage software. if you are an advanced user you should have little or no problem adding additional scripting to our templates should you wish to.
Colour and "Theme" Versus Over All Design
When we develop a template we of course design with an overall design in mind, taking into account the colour and "photos" we are using to produce a complete "look and feel". However, we also recognize that not all "Themes" will work for all clients and they may wish to change the graphics or photos to suit their own site "Theme". All our templates, unless specified, use easy to swap photos for the "main" graphics on the site. If you can crop and resize a photo you should have no problem customizing the "Theme" to suit your needs. In all our templates we will always do about 6-8 colour variations of a layout design so you have a wide variety to choose from.
As always, if you don't have the time or inclination to change a photo graphic, and or would like the layout with a different colour you can always give us a shout and we can discuss customizing the template for you.
Pricing
Low cost affordable templates...Our templates are all priced based on the "average market price"...so as you shop around you might note that our templates are priced higher then a few designers, and in some cases considerably lower then others for a template of comparable quality. But for the most part you will see that our templates will cost about the same overall as most designers on the market.
Crafting with Hydrangeas
To Come...
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