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We’ve included an extra template in the Design Food package to cater to food bloggers who share round-up posts. These aren’t recipe posts themselves but include links to a variety of recipes on their website (and sometimes to other websites) around a particular theme.
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Most food bloggers get a lot of repeated questions. Having a handy FAQ page can help reduce your email burden as people can find the answers themselves…
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Many food blogs downplay the contact page and only include a link to it in the footer, rather than it being in the main menu like on most other…
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In the Design Food package, we’re including a links page template. A growing number of food bloggers use a landing page for their Instagram and TikTok…
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Here are the most common elements of a food blog’s header: Announcement bar Often used to promote a new cookbook or a free email series to subscribers…
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Here are the most common elements of a food blog’s footer: As Seen In section A row or grid of logos, typically in black and white so it’s easier on the…
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How long does it take? One of the most common first questions I’m asked by food bloggers is how long a food blog redesign typically takes. I always say…
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Today’s a special announcement post. We’ll be back to our regular articles next time. I’m excited to announce that we will be launching a new option for…
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