Objective: Build a design site for a graphic designer. Needs to be stylish and evocative of said designer’s style.
Approach: This was a second design and rebuild of the first site we had created for Betsy in 2008. It was redesigned and built in Wordpress for ease of use.
Objective: Build out a site with a Drupal backend for a retail store.
Approach: The site was designed in Photoshop and given to us as a PSD. We built it out using Drupal (PHP, some Javascript and CSS). The site is fully functional, but currently only displays the homepage until the client chooses the products to upload.
Objective: Design and build a retail site with multiple products for SEO and ease of backend use, paying special attention to a “vintage” look. The direction was to build a site that their team could easily update and create new pages and products for.
Approach: We designed the site in Photoshop and built it with Drupal (PHP, some Javascript and CSS). The site has lots of ease-of-use functions that allows the client to quickly and easily add new products.
Objective: Redesign and rebuild a site for a personalized figurine gift store.
Approach: The site was designed in Photoshop and built out in Drupal (PHP, some Javascript and CSS) and Wordpress for the blog. The site took around 50 hours and included cutting the photos, uploading all the content and adding gift certificates, custom design options and the ability to upload your own photos. The site is almost completely run by the client now, with us being available for code-heavy changes.
Objective: Create a holiday site from a PSD design.
Approach: The Colony Place Holiday site was given to us as a Photoshop file. We used PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript and Flash to build it out in around 15 hours.
Objective: Create a website from a PSD design using Wordpress for an easy backend.
Approach: We created Caswell Mechanical in Wordpress in a very short period of time, as the entire site was designed and given to us as a Photoshop file.
Objective: Build a website for a personal trainer, with multiple forms for attracting new clients and other trainers. Include a blog and make the site easily editable.
Approach: This site was designed in Photoshop and then built in Wordpress.
Objective: Build a website for a professional vinyl graphics installer company from a Photoshop design. The site needed to include a blog, twitter feed, products for sale and a “get a quote” form. The site was designed by Eric Rodriguez, the owner of Seamless Wraps.
Approach: This site was built in Wordpress using additional Javascript, in addition to standard PHP and CSS.
Objective: Redesign and build a website for a day spa in Canton. The site needed to include online booking capability, be simple and clear and easily editable.
Approach: This site was designed in Photoshop and then built in Wordpress.
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