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		<title>Tips And Tricks Gets a Face Lift</title>
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My good friend Violeta has overhauled her website Tips and Tricks. She&#8217;s used the Thematic theme by Ian Stewart from ThemeShaper, a Wordpress theme I am very impressed with. At present Violeta has been working on the layout and placing modules to display &#8220;Recent Tips&#8221;, etc.
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<p>My good friend Violeta has overhauled her website <a href="http://www.alltipsandtricks.com/">Tips and Tricks</a>. She&#8217;s used the <a href="http://themeshaper.com/thematic-0961-is-live/" target="_blank">Thematic theme by Ian Stewart from ThemeShaper</a>, a Wordpress theme I am very impressed with. At present Violeta has been working on the layout and placing modules to display &#8220;Recent Tips&#8221;, etc.</p>
<p>Already the site has a clean and minimalist feel that reminds me of the design used over at the <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/" target="_blank">NY Times</a>. Thematic theme has really nice typography out of the box and makes for a very &#8216;readable&#8217; blog.</p>
<p>As I understand it, Violeta&#8217;s intention is to customise the header in due course, and add a little colour and style. Thematic also makes this very easy if you don&#8217;t mind getting your hands dirty and diving into a little HTML and CSS.</p>
<p>Thematic is also a very well <em>search engine optimised theme</em>, with H1 tags for your blog description on the home page, but H1 applied to post titles on post pages &#8211; sexy! There are some other quite advanced SEO things happening under the hood, and it will be interesting to get a report from Violeta on the search engine performance of Tips and Tricks a month or so from now.</p>
<p>In summary I really like what Violeta has done and I think the Thematic Wordpress theme framework is a great starting point for developing a new look for your Wordpress powered site!</p>
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