Portfolio of design work: websites, graphics, logos, business cards, etc.
Neetu Ahluwalia
Neetu Ahluwalia "Dr A." didn't want to look like every other doctor's site. I think we got that covered
Philanthropy Futures
The client wanted to use a theme from Theme Forest. Yeah, I get it. But we're not going to do that. Here's why.
Skytech Solar
How important is finding just the right background graphic can be for the branding of a site?
Thrift Store Runway
Thrift Store Runway was on Tumblr. They were running into limitations and wanted to use WordPress.
MIV Action Fund
With just a few icon treatments, Querido turns a regular site into a colorful collection of useful information.
Stephen Gandy CFP
Lauren, Mischa, Gil and Bradley team up to create this clean and smart site for a local financial planner.
Calcagno & Rossi
Working together with a new designer so we needed a flexible theme to adapt to their design work but also powerful for the client to make styling edits.
FunctionOne
What do you get when find a super tricked-out theme at ThemeForest? Don't judge a book by its cover.
Gastronomica
Here's what you get when you mix beautiful photography, design, and development into one delicious delight.
KBA Docusys
From static GIF image site to fully-functional CMS powered by the Genesis framework, KBA Docusys has taken it to the next level.
Clarion Research Group
Clarion Research Group has a new site using WOO Canvas and the WOO framework. Custom login logo, Google webfonts, easy to get around.
Ideas Made Real
Laynie Tzena and her company, Ideas Made Real, had been helping people in business for over 20 years. It was time for a structural and design upgrade.
Bancroft Hotel
The Bancroft Hotel had a website, but it was built mostly with images so no search engine (or person, for that matter) could easily find them. Hmm, how to fix that?
Michael Radassao Photography
NYC Photographer goes WOO over WordPress and WOO Canvas.
Adaptive Technology
Adaptive Technology works with blind people, so we needed to make sure their site would be "JAWS" friendly. Does WordPress pass the screen reader test? So far, so good.