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.
The M-Line Branding wanted a blog to match their site. Together we matched up their header, customized the sidebars to show the latest posts from selected categories, and they now have a seamless blog to supplement their site.
For the longer-term strategy of future edits, additions, and general content control, we switched their site from a straight HTML site to a content management system using WordPress.
Michael Hack's Financial District Dental Care first had a site, then a WordPress site, then a custom PHP site, and is now back to WordPress with Likoma.
John Kalayjian needed a site for his San Francisco Delayed Exchange site. We combined a sleek and clean logo (Red Letter Day Graphic Design) with smart copywriting (Zeimer's Advertising Shoppe), and WordPress features to create a clean, easy-to-navigate, professional site.
With the expert help of Rock + Feather Graphic Design, we put together a beautiful site that's easy to navigate and full of just enough information. Stop Loss Alliance now has a very professional site with a few bells and whistles to put it over the top.
Technology User Data Base, Latin America (TUDLA, tudla.com) needed a revamp, a rewrite, and keys to the building.
The Silicon Valley Auto Dealers Association needed a clean looking site to list their auto dealers, share industry news, and promote the benefits of membership.
Business Capital (bizcap.com) needed a site re-do to organize their reports, services, and events. They needed some SEO help, some re-design help, and some re-organization. We teamed up and delivered the goods.
MLH Training had a site they liked with content they liked, but they just couldn't update that content very easily. Now they have a site they like with content they like and they can update it easily.
Collaborating with two other designers, Likoma got De Alba Communications a whizzbang new website -- editable by their team.
Beth Trier's site needed a freshening up. Upgraded an HTML site to a dynamic content management system site so they can now easily add to their new client list: upload image, publish, next!
Team Ghilotti needed a new site so copywriter Gil Zeimer could more easily update the content.
HIP Investor needed a site to promote their new company. They needed to update content often (WordPress), send out newsletters (Vertical Response), and make sure people could easily subscribe to new content (FeedBurner).
Synchronized Swimming Marin needed a simple yet attractive site to post some photos and event news.
Rachel Walls' Golden Gate Company needed a professional site where they could list their news, events, articles, and company information -- and then send all of that information out on a regular basis in an email newsletter.
