Portfolio of design work: websites, graphics, logos, business cards, etc.
Dr. Sean Sullivan had a fine-looking site, but he couldn't update it. He also wanted a blog attached to the site, but a blog means updating. What to do, what to do? WordPress.
Ray Simon needed a site up for the Embarcadero Technology Group. He needed it soon. He needed it tomorrow. Ray, we have to talk.
Film Quarterly had a good site with lots of content. But managing that content had become troublesome. They had years and years of archived content: images, copy, covers, photos, etc. They needed a site that could handle all of that content in a user-friendly--and visitor-friendly--way.
Melanie Johnston had a nice-looking site, but she wanted to add new content. It was built in HTML. Hmm, what to do, what to do. Aha, WordPress.
Lauren Deane of Good Looking Ideas (goodlookingideas.com) wanted a site that she could update herself but didn't sacrifice design style. In fact, she wanted a site that didn't sacrifice anything.
With the expert design work of Cathy Grisham, we built Gayle a site that's customized to her style and useful so she can add her award-winning work to the site with ease.
BNI Embarcadero (bniembarcadero.com) was a nice-looking, functional site. Until Lauren Deane of Good Looking Ideas came along.
Loïc Nicolas (loicphoto.com) needed a site that he could add to on a regular basis easily--but with style.
Why switch to a content management sysytem? Because even if you do know HTML and CSS, it's still going to be easier to add content using a content management system like WordPress.
Together with Dio Luria and John Muldoon, we transformed Carolyn Tillie's jewelry site into a lean, mean, e-commerce machine. We found the WPA theme on ThemeForest and it's a beaut.
Barbara Attard wanted a site where she could update her portfolio of experience and services in the world of accountability systems and oversight.
Rip Gerber needed a site for his corporate Chief Location Officer news (chieflocationofficer.com). Rip knows how to work WordPress so now he has another site that's working for him.
Rip Gerber needed a site that went beyond one of his first books (pharmathriller.com) and pulled together all of his books. At ripgerber.com, Rip can now add all of his books, writing, accolades, book covers, blurbs, the whole caboodle.
Working together with John Muldoon of The Watermark Group, we set up a beautiful theme, added some customization, content, copy, and the site was live.
Laurie King is at it again! But the thing is, she's become such a WordPress pro that all I need to do is install WordPress on the server, upload the theme she's already picked out, configure a few settings and plugins, and she's off to the races.