Specializing in small and
mid-sized businesses
The challenge in creating attractive, informative, and functional web sites calls for a cooperative spirit and a strong understanding of the difference between clients. I make it my business to learn as much as I can about the nature of any given company before I even begin. Questions I ask typically include:
Please take a look at some of the sites I’ve created. Click on the tabs to the right for a quick view and links to the client sites themselves. |
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Over the last seven years, the site has grown from about 10 pages to more than 45 and now includes video and some social media. |
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To bring both concepts home, the web site includes detailed, but simple explanations on various techniques for relieving pain and staying out of pain for life. It also makes use of numerous interior images to drive both points home. The site also aims in carefully presented text to express the warm personality of this family-owned business. |
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The goal for this web site was to provide visitors a welcoming place to learn more about the author, her books, and her history. The theme for the site drew on the tools of the trade any author would likely use. It also includes a calendar of events for those occasions when the author is on the road. |
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In creating this web site, one goal was to keep it consistent with printed material the company had long used to promote itself. But the site has grown in a variety of ways since its beginning and now includes several forms to help it get feedback and more. It also makes use of some social media tie-ins. |
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The nature of the business relies on excellent drivers and carefully controlled scheduling — elements that don’t necessarily come with exciting imagery. But with careful image placement, text wrapping and other devices, the site “pops” and delivers information in a concise manner easy to navigate. |
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The site takes advantage of design techniques that provide potential clients an ability to easily see before-and-after photos of Skinplicity’s methods. Plans call for the addition of video and social media integration. |
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Capturing the essence and warmth of this organization called for some creativity in matching their artistic spirit. Monthly updates keep the site current and serve as an inducement to grow the Branch’s membership base. |
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