Businesses large and small benefit from a website that uses a CMS (content management system) so that they can update their site as often as their industry demands.
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.
HIP Investor is a hands-on company. They want to add their content and add it on a regular basis. They want some design control and certainly content control. HIP, meet WOO.
We looked at both StudioPress themes as well as WOO Themes, but finally StudioPress won out on mostly design and layout features.
With my recent infatuation with StudioPress' Genesis Framework, I thought I'd try to see if I could do what Lauren wanted--a non-Genesis theme--with a Genesis theme.
Appro Supercomputer Solutions needed a blog to accompany their main corporate site. With Gabriel Gasca at the project management helm for the Appro team, we built them a solid blog on the Genesis framework.
Charles Bloszies had a beautiful site, but it was in Flash. So they couldn't update it (well, easily anyway). Good Looking Ideas and Likoma to the Flash rescue!
Dr. Hack is no strip-mall dentist, he's a professional artist who loves his craft. He needed a cosmetic--and general--upgrade to get his business to where it should be: at the top of the game. We did that.
Neetu Ahluwalia and Anna Parker needed branding, a logo, and a website to start up their new business: Eco Medicine Partners.
Kredit Karte had a perfectly good website, but it was trouble to edit. Make the change, contact the designer or developer, send them the changes, wait for the changes to be implemented, maybe make a second change, wait, double check, good, get an invoice for half-an-hour's work, pay. Repeat.
Kerry Enright of Articulate Integrity needed a new look to her site. She also needed a site where she could occasionally update her latest projects. WordPress and one of my favorite themes from Design Disease and we were rolling.
UC Press has a new magazine coming out: Boom California. With the expert design talent of Querido Galdo, we put together quite a show for the magazine site.
I love switching sites from static HTML code to WordPress because it makes life easier for everyone involved. It just makes my day when the person updating the site says, "I'm in heaven."
Marty Wall needed a new site for his sign shop in San Francisco: Signs America. The thing about Marty is that he knows WordPress. He runs his world-famous cartoon site on WordPress. He just needed a bit of a helping hand to get started.
The Bicentennial Celebrations of Mexican Independence is in 2010 and the consulate needed a website to let people know about events, updates, and news. Mexico 2010 San Francisco (mexico2010sf.com) was a collaborative effort among the consulate, their design team, Gil Zeimer (copywriter) and Lauren Deane Evans (art director). The site allows the consulate staff easy [...]
Julianne Howard needed a rebranding of her MLH Training site and marketing materials. Together with Lauren Deane Evans, we put up a new logo, a new site, and new brochures.