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And the winner is…

eblagoni — Sat, 29 Sep 2007 20:04:22 +0000

We had a competition in which you could win a custom Wordpress template/theme. For a week people posted comments with their suggestion on why should they win a custom template. After that, other people voted for their favorites - or at lest - three of them.

The winner with 8 votes in total is Ashley Morgan with his site www.enormousreloaded.com. Congratulations Ashley :) - www.itmakesyournosetickle.com got 6 votes and www.designisgo.com got 6 votes as well. The winner will receive a custom Wordpress template (PSD, sliced & valid XHTML/CSS) and a template for the homepage, single page and article page. We will contact Ashley shortly and hopefully we will post some info on the project we will done for him.

We would like to thank everyone who participated in this contest of ours. Stay tuned to our blog because you will find some interesting articles in the future and maybe some other competition as well. We were also very pleased to hear so many different ideas from so many different people. We wish you luck!

Vote for your favorite in “Win a custom Wordpress template/theme” competition

eblagoni — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:51:02 +0000

After about a week while you could enter a contest to win a custom Wordpress template/theme , it is now time to vote for your favorites. The voting will be open until Friday, September 28th when we will post a comment with the words “VOTING IS OVER” in the comment list.

You can vote for 2 of your favorite comments (all the comments are available here), and the winner will be the one comment that gets most of your votes. Please, do not vote for your own comment :) .

The winner will get a custom Wordpress template (PSD, sliced & valid XHTML/CSS) and a template for the homepage, single page and article page.

Update on voting (Tuesday, 25^th)

With the first 3 comments we noticed that two of them have entered http://www.itmakesyournosetickle.com/ as their site . We believe that this is just a misunderstanding and we ask the visitors to enter their own site in the “site URL” field of the comment area and NOT THE SITE they are voting for.

Regarding the voting itself - we asked all of our visitors not to vote for their own comment. For now, we believe that these comments are not from the owners of the site they voted for. If someone votes for his/her own site, the vote won’t be counted.

Win a custom Wordpress template/theme

eblagoni — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:02:26 +0000

For our first article on Extendis Blog we would like to offer you one custom Wordpress template for free. Because one of our services is the creation of custom Wordpress themes it is appropriate to offer one template (or theme if you like) free of charge. To participate in this “contest” of ours you should just post a comment on this post and ask for the template. The winner will be decided by the votes of the viewers here at Extendis Blog so it would be best if you could write a line or two on what do you do and why do you need a template.

The contest is open until Friday, September 21^st when the comment with a word “CLOSED” will appear in the comment list. After that all the visitors can vote for their favorite until the Friday, September 28^th.

If there will be no comments on the first post there will be no free template (naturally), and if there will be no votes we will choose a winner.

The prize

The prize will be a custom Wordpress template (PSD, sliced & valid XHTML/CSS) and a template for the homepage, single page and article page.

What is this blog about?

Now when we explained the contest, it is time to write a few lines on what will you find on this blog. First of all this blog is about XHTML, CSS and design in general. Mostly, we will write about articles about what we do and how we do it (tutorials, technical articles etc.) in the areas of web design, graphic design, visual identity, logos, new media services, Wordpress.

You won’t find a new article every week, but we will try to post an article on the month basis. We ask all of our visitors to write us with their questions and we would try to answer them within our boundaries.