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Website Design Portfolio

On this page you will find two sections: first-time sites we designed for people who never had a site before, and website makeovers for people who had an old site that needed a facelift (you'll see "before" and "after" photos of the sites below).

New Site Designs

Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice and Foundation site

http://www.karenannquinlanhospice.org/

Includes: 78 pages, Flash banner, Flash advertising, site search bar, SEO work

Backstory: When Karen Ann Quinlan died in 1985, her parents started a non-profit foundation offering hospice, bereavement and home health care in her honor. Roxanne, the marketing director for The Karen Ann Quinlan Foundation approached us to create their first website to reflect their corporate colors and logo, in a clean, simple, easily-navigated design to highlight their three areas of service. We were strongly aware that most people who use this site are grieving and needed a gentle site that provides information in an easy-to use format. The Karen Ann Quinlan Foundation also has many charitable events and donors each year to raise funds for their Foundation, so they needed a site that would support both their clients and their donors.

ALS Biopharma, LLC

http://www.alsbiopharma.com

Includes: 5 pages, using existing logo and corporate colors

Backstory: ALS Biopharma is an emerging biotechnology company dedicated to the discovery of small-molecule therapeutics and diagnostics for the treatment of the debilitating neurological orphan indication of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, Lou Gehrig’s disease). They approached us for a small, professional website to give them a web-presence and allow them to share their discoveries with the world.

The Michelangelo Method Book Launch site

http://www.michelangelomethod.com/

Includes: 20 pages, subscription signup box, Flash banner

Backstory: Ron and Ken asked us to create a site for the launching of their new book, The Michelangelo Method. As newly published authors it was important for them to have a site that readers could interact with, building brand loyalty and allowing Ron and Ken to serve their public. They also needed a Media Room where news reporters could learn more about Ron and Ken and their new book.

Michele O'Shea site

http://www.coachoshea.com/

Includes: 10 pages, custom testimonial graphics, contact form

Backstory: Michele had been inspired by an oil painting of a bridge, which represented to her what coaching could do for people. Michele asked us to create a site around a bridge theme, mirroring the bridge curves throughout the site.

Passion For Business Learning site

http://www.passionforbusinesslearning.com/

Includes: 67 pages, shopping cart, course calendar, membership site, SEO work

Backstory: When we decided to start a small business school for self-employed people, we wanted a sister site to the main Passion For Business site that had the same strong, vibrant corporate colors, but a fresher look and feel. The new site also needed to allow students to register for classes via an online shopping cart, and login to a private "students only" section where they could download their course materials.

24 Karat Designs Calligraphy Studio site

http://www.24karatdesigns.com

Includes: 96 pages, shopping cart, course calendar, artist's portfolio, SEO work

Backstory: Kathy asked us to create a calligraphy site for three audiences: her wedding calligraphy clients, her business calligraphy clients, and her calligraphy students. Because her clients are from all over the USA, she needed a strong brand and image for her site to reflect her craftsmanship and professionalism, as well as strong SEO work to rank high in the search engines, and an online shopping cart so clients and students could pay online. Plus, she needed an online portfolio of her calligraphy work that would show the breadth of the work she does (she has 30 years' experience as a calligrapher) as well as larger versions of each item in her portfolio so that clients could see the detail. Finally, Kathy wanted a classy, sophisticated and artistic site to reflect her personality.

Website Makeovers

Gestalt Institute of Rhode Island site makeover

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	Gestalt Institute of Rhode Island http://www.gestaltri.com/   Includes: 17 pages, newsletter signup form, class calendar, FAQ, logo design, blog   Backstory: Helga, the owner of The Gestalt Institute of Rhode Island, asked us for a major site makeover: combine three sites into one and give it a branding facelift. Much website planning work went into this site redesign, including copywriting and editing, new colors, new logo, new graphics and a major navigation structure change.

Susan Klein site makeover

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	Susan Klein site http://www.successtechnologiesinc.com/   Includes: 9 pages, signup forms for free offers, FAQ   Backstory: Susan approached us to re-design her website and provided us with the logo she wanted to use. She needed a clean, simple, bold, and professional site that was easy to navigate, highlighted her coaching, programs and product offerings, and incorporated her corporate colors and logo.

Val Heart site makeover

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	Val Heart site http://www.valheart.com/   Includes: 163 pages, newsletter signup forms, audio, blog, shopping cart, FAQ, logo design, Adobe Contribute. We also did SEO work with Val.   Backstory: Val approached us for a large site re-design (over 160 pages), and a re-branding including a new logo design. Val also wanted streaming audio on her site, and wanted a site her assistant could update easily. Because the site was so large, a sophisticated navigation/menu system was designed to help site visitors find their way around the site.

Your Friendly Divorce site makeover

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Contact us today to schedule your free initial consultation. In this phone call, we'll discuss your needs and how we can help you. We will also talk about your timeline and your budget and come up with a plan that suits you precisely.