Me, too.

I love the name even without delving into the content. Finding a good name that isn't already taken is getting really difficult.

No kidding. Try typing "digital" + (anything) into Google or GoDaddy. It took 2-3 hours of constant searches, from both Ken and I simultaneously. I really didn't want to give up "digital" and also needed to find something that was not already associated with graphics. It was quite the challenge.

Finally.... the site's design concept is finished!

I'm still working on actual content for sale, plus the store development, but here she is!

Digital Shanty

I still don't love the name but that's some very nice design you got there. :)

Should there be a comma after "yet professional"?

Neat. However, I'm not clear what I'm looking at. Is it the wall of a shanty or a bunch of messy papers on a desk? Or both?

Er... yep! Good catch! Will have to fix that.
It's just a bunch of scrap stuck to a wall. Maybe I'll add a few nails to help bring it out a bit. :)

My favorite minor detail is one of the doodles on the link scrap. It was my visual representation of thinking outside the box. ;)

Cheap, yet professional designs, under one roof.

I hate the word cheap. It means tacky, shoddy, poor quality or something where the quality has been compromised. It also connotes temporary.

What about Affordable? Inexpensive?

Or, changing the concept a bit, Ready Made?