Associations

Membership sites, writers groups, networking organizations. These clients all have dozens or hundreds of members all with varying degrees of website access.

CASA Stars

The wonderful CASA after school program had a nice site. But we made a nicer one.

CoreAlign

Together with Querido Galdo, we've gone another smart-looking beauty to unveil.

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.

Curry Senior Center

Not bad at all: nice images, lots of content, good navigation. Hard to beat, but with WOO Canvas and Slider Pro, it sure makes the job easier.

Historic Vineyard Society

The Historic Vineyard Society wanted a site where it could collect information about historic vineyards. They wanted to be able to organize the vineyards by date, producers, and types of grapes.

Embarcadero Technology Group

Ray Simon needed a site up for the Embarcadero Technology Group. He needed it soon. He needed it tomorrow. Ray, we have to talk.

Film Quarterly

Film Quarterly had a good site with lots of content. But managing that content had become troublesome. They had years and years of archived content: images, copy, covers, photos, etc. They needed a site that could handle all of that content in a user-friendly--and visitor-friendly--way.

San Quentin T.R.U.S.T.

Working together with John Muldoon of The Watermark Group, we set up a beautiful theme, added some customization, content, copy, and the site was live.

Gaines-Jones Education Foundation

The Gaines-Jones Education Foundation needed a website that they could add to on their own. They wanted to be able to add new content, new images, upload PDFs, maybe have some fading featured news on the home page. Ready for the answer? WordPress. What a surprise.

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