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.
Marketing company chooses WordPress to manage its entire library of content.
Using core elements of plugins and themes and frameworks to keep a site future proof.
Working together with Lauren Deane Evans of Good Looking Ideas, we put together a smart site for a vein clinic.
A clean, professional site using many of the powerful features of WOO canvas.
Strong, clean site with some nice overlay effects from the graphic designer.
The third in a trio of sites we did for a law group. The consistency of the theme framework means less fiddling for the team working on the content.
Even if it's a simple one pager, it's easier in WordPress. Of course, the site probably won't remain a simple one-pager, so then it'll be easy to expand it to a full website.
This clean and professional site has clear Call to Actions for good conversion to calls, clicks, and appointments.
We used WOO Canvas for 3 sites for the K2 organization so they'll have consistency across the board in managing their content.
How important is finding just the right background graphic can be for the branding of a site?
Working together with a new designer so we needed a flexible theme to adapt to their design work but also powerful for the client to make styling edits.
Here's what you get when you mix beautiful photography, design, and development into one delicious delight.
From static GIF image site to fully-functional CMS powered by the Genesis framework, KBA Docusys has taken it to the next level.
Clarion Research Group has a new site using WOO Canvas and the WOO framework. Custom login logo, Google webfonts, easy to get around.
The Bancroft Hotel had a website, but it was built mostly with images so no search engine (or person, for that matter) could easily find them. Hmm, how to fix that?