Portfolio of design work: websites, graphics, logos, business cards, etc.
TheatreFIRST (theatrefirst.com) needed a fresh new look. Creative Mint took the design lead and Likoma teamed up with Tim Johnson Design to put all of the design goodness into action.
Ugo Baldassari needed a professional site for his real estate practice. With Paschal Sabatella at the creative design helm and WordPress in the engine room, we together came up with ugo4homes.com.
Julianne Howard needed a rebranding of her MLH Training site and marketing materials. Together with Lauren Deane Evans, we put up a new logo, a new site, and new brochures.
Straight To DVD Movies (www.straight2dvdmovies.com) needed some video, some "Featured Posts" and David knows what he's doing, so he really just needed me to find a WordPress theme that was easy to use, looked great, and was flexible for the tons of content he's going to be putting up there.
Constance Hale needed a site to help promote her book and classes. She also wanted to able to write a blog and edit the content of her site.
Cariwyl Hebert needed a place for her community of classical-music-loving "awesome people."
The Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area (ppgba.org) needed a revamp because only a technical few could update the legacy backend software on the site.
The M-Line Branding wanted a blog to match their site. Together we matched up their header, customized the sidebars to show the latest posts from selected categories, and they now have a seamless blog to supplement their site.
Jeffrey A. Moss needed a site for his law firm where he could add new information on a regular basis.
Spencer Rosen needed a professional, clean and lean site for his strategic consulting practice. He had his Table of Contents/Sitemap ready to go, a PowerPoint with some layout directions, add a generous helping of WordPress and we're rolling.
Bay Area Travel Writers had been using a custom-coded website for many years and worked very well ... until the custom coder was too busy to help. Combining Memberclicks and WordPress, they're back in action and just about anyone with a browser and a knowledge of cut and paste can add content.
Northgate Chiropractic (northgatechiro.com) wanted the same look, but needed the ability to update their site easily -- or at all. With Gil Zeimer at the copywriting and project management helm, it was 1, 2, WordPress = done. Before After
Bob Cooper (bob-cooper.com) just wanted a "resume" site. Just a quick list of what he writes, some of his writing, and maybe a few articles posted here and there. Easy enough, right?
Jewel & Stoneman wanted to be able to update the content on their website. They liked the design of the site, but they couldn't edit the content. Meet Likoma and WordPress.
Laurie King is at it again. What's Up Down Under is her latest site revival. Was an ancient HTML site, but we brought it back to life with WordPress -- and WAY back to life.