“We’re not like our competition” is the underlying message communicated by this Joomla! website design. Competitor sites in the chimney supply market lack the personality and style of this up and coming vendor site. Appropriate use of functional ‘widgets’ add spice and flair without sacrificing search engine optimization.

Present a wealth of information in a format attractive to women who are too busy to search through deep menus or layers of organization. Our site design and web copy helps viewers quickly find the right workshop or resource. Custom PHP and MySQL programming deliver up-to-date scheduling and workshop listings.

A textured and painterly background sets the stage for these handmade jewelry designs. CSS-styled image galleries look great, are easy to navigate and are frequently updated with the artist’s newest creations.

What might have been “just another boring blog design” is now an innovative, fast-navigating, informational website. We selected the Joomla! content management system so the client could author new content and update the site themselves. Plug-in applications provide the spiffy, user-customizable front-page presentation and other valuable functionality. The colors of money and parchment reinforce the overall financial theme of this money-saving website.

Personal connection and competence are critical elements when selecting a math tutor. The half-body photo and tutorial video provide viewers the opportunity to make a connection with their prospective instructor. The “whiteboard” metaphor is a subject-appropriate device for listing credentials, specialties, and geographic coverage in an interesting visual format.

Thousands of users need fast access to current events, announcements and schedules, and this data-driven website delivers. The Joomla! content management systems provides the backbone while custom PHP and MySQL programs deliver the data to CSS-styled reports and schedules. Online event registration with integrated calendar and payment processing relieve this all-volunteer organization of significant workload.

Three-page website or tri-fold brochure: is there a difference? We designed a clean, unambiguous banner for this three-page website that plainly illustrates what’s in store for potential students. The home page spells out all the particulars and the photo page shows happy students at work on their projects. This site is a good example of a website designed to replace or compliment the typical tri-fold brochure.

Tongue-in-cheek, good-humored advice is delivered by a cat who offers subscribers advice on all manner of topics. This Joomla! site has the potential for thousands of pages, all contributed by the feline author who prefers to remain incognito. Bright color and fun graphics add to the festive theme.

Warmth and vitality are hallmarks of this artist’s music, and for the design for her website. Lace and tapestry provide texture and the color palette exudes warmth. Site viewers can become listeners by clicking on the ‘Listen Now’ buttons linked to MP3 files. A print-dedicated CSS file format lyrics while omitting extraneous site elements.

It’s compelling copy that differentiates one personal coach from the next in this crowded domain. We created a portal page funneling prospective clients to the right area. Then we created conversational text that interacts with the prospect, moving them along to a decision step. The client is able to add to her site through an integrated WordPress blog with theme designed to match the core website.

“Make yourself at home” is communicated by this home page photo. Wood, brick and ironwork are featured throughout this neighborhood restaurant, and influence the site’s color palette. Menus are updated four times per year as the seasons change.

We wanted our Light Horse Tavern website to convey the warmth, distinctive décor, and neighborhood atmosphere of our restaurant. Bette and Michael heard us loud and clear and designed a site we’re proud of. They were easy to work with, accommodated our special requests and worked quickly. We would recommend them without reservation.

Owner, Light Horse Tavern

Rubber stamping and crafting are featured on this startup website. The first gallery of finished cards uses an HTML/CSS design that validates in all browsers and works whether or not JavaScript is enabled.

A single page is often enough, and that’s all this construction site photographer needs to tell his story. A photo gallery of previous projects integrates right into the site banner. The horizontal scroll bar allows viewers to browse through at their own pace. Bullet points enumerate just the facts, which is exactly what’s needed for a prospect to determine they’re on the right website.

A pattern of tractor treads in earth, an earth-tone palette, and construction-site photos are totally congruent what this contractor does every day. The site was unveiled shortly after the release of the brochure we created for the same client. The website complements the style and theme of the brochure and the HTML pages are modeled after the brochure layout. The rollover photo gallery pages are designed using only HTML and CSS.

Hand-crafted, custom wood furniture and cabinetry adds beauty and comfort to the home. The photo gallery for this site is designed to give the viewer easy and quick access to all the example installations. The gallery is programmed in HTML and CSS and works the same across browsers.