All new bloggers are faced with a similar problem: how to gain more traffic to your new blog without paying any money? We have the answer: through the free service BlogRush. All you have to do is insert their widget in your sidebar or some other place.

BlogRush is recommended by all big bloggers like Problogger (yet another post), John Chow and Shoemoney. I also added BlogRush to RedesignThis.Net because we need new traffic. I really recommend you BlogRush to gain some new traffic and I would be happy if programmers do little less wider widget.

P.S. BlogRush is at this very moment in Beta and only English blogs are supported.

Posted by Jan

Black + White = Grey. We have a lot of Grey variations. From dark Grey to very light Grey. Website Cameron Moll have a nice Grey mixture with red ad-don. It is so Swiss. Elegant and in order. I really like their typography in header, content and sidebar. Details matter.

Posted by Jan

There are a lot of young and talented web-designers. Emanuel Blagonic is one of them. He runs Wordpress blog with a three column design. His blog has a really elegant and smooth design. A lot of whiteness with just right logo and header image. Sidebars are nice and not too crowded. Footer is big and spacey with good stuff (Firefox link, etc.).

Posted by Jan

No, that is not another white design it is quite different. I represent you 31Three - Weblog. Color scheme is something special, especially header. Just look at it. It’s beautifully unique. I also like picture at every entry - something special. Just look at the sidebar - it is not usual. Just like I love to say - Every detail matters. Congratulations Jesse for Lucy Mae.

Posted by Jan

Website IronFeathers has a wonderful logo and great simple header. Color scheme used for this site is simple, but nice. It is two column design with not so typical sidebar, which I like it by the way. They also have a nice rich footer with bike informations.

Posted by Jan

Would you go for simple? I know I would. Timm Kekeritz’s online portfolio is just remarkable. Two simple columns, with interactive background. Those circles are randomly appearing from nowhere. When you click on any of content links content come from nowhere, just beautiful.

Posted by Jan

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Posted by cifra

Gastronaut.hr is a Croatian site with food recipes. They have a nice clean design with lovely top menu in front of picture header. Content is in nice dashed boxes, although there are some mistakes on the site I still think it is a good design.

Posted by Jan

1. Wordpress is SEO friendly
   With WP, you won’t have to look into the code. Everything is clean and ready for search engines. Plus there are lots of neat plugins if you want to take search-engine-friendlines to another level.
2. Wordpress is foolproof
   No long uploading times (small file size), no PHP knowledge needed – just upload the files onto your server, go to your site and follow the easy, step-by-step instructions.
3. Aesthetics and Customizability
   Millions of available themes, plugins and nice code help make your WP setup unique. Everything is well-coded, and the interface is a very inituitive dashboard.
4. Everybody’s doing it.
   Join the millions of people using WP today! Join a community of bloggers, one of the Internet’s most valued and professional communities.

Posted by cifra

Today’s design of the day is Max Kaizen’s blog with interesting header. I like the typography in header and random elements. But I would definitely recommend that she changes color of header’s links, because current don’t fit. Otherwise it is a standard three column Wordpress design.

Posted by Jan