Re-design a website for a public library using WordPress as a Content Management System (CMS).

Development project included upgrading the library’s  visual identity while keeping original logo. We accomplished this by designing the site around a new color scheme, integrating new photographs, re-working and creating new custom graphics, as well as completely overhauling content structure and navigation. We also added live integration of several outside services such as catalog search, events calendars, and Book lists and newsletters. Also added feeds, social networking links, and additional interactive elements.

This site includes 4 unique templates including unique visual identity for kids and teens home pages. They are a great team to work with at NPL– and truly dedicated to offering great services to the community.

This client needed a website to promote his latest book. We focused on making the site simple, descriptive, and easy to share on social networking sites like twitter and facebook. We also set up a facebook author page and fed blog entries into that automatically, so our client would only need to update once, yet have information display in several locations.

This website is powered by WordPress &  uses the WPNow Simplista Theme.

This project is for a voluntary benefit management consulting company. This client needed a content management system with blog comments enabled, an integrated newsletter function and facebook integration. We created a logo and designed the site for easy use by client and many ways to access article content.

This client already had a logo and a simple wordpress blog set up, so we focused our work on;

* teaching the owner how to update her blog
* taking fresh images of her product
* customizing the website with warm colors
* adding a pay-pal shopping cart for online sales.
* cleaning up her brand graphics
* creating colorful insert cards

This project involved developing a Content Management System (CMS) for Lagniappe Productions. CMS made for ease of rotating a number of annual events into prominent home page status and website self-maintenance.

Also supported client with email marketing campaign configuration and list-building, training, and support with traditional print media and mailings. E-commerce ticket sales for  secure credit card processing recently integrated into website.

These events are very fun. I encourage you to check out his website and enjoy some excellent music at the Mardi Gras Ball, Rhythm and Roots Festival and more….

This client has started a movement to redefine and legitimize blended families, and has a growing fan base who embrace a warmer, more accurate way of describing their important family members: para-kin™

We built her website using WordPress, added social networking elements, and incorporated product sales into to her overall web presence. In order to simplify and keep the budget down, we are using an online storefront service, so she does not need to manage inventory.

I highly encourage anyone who has a step-family, an adult  “boyfriend” or “girlfriend,” or other hard-to-describe loved one, to visit this website and join in the conversation.

Re-designed website for the RI library consortium. Goal was to create a warmer, more user-friendly interface for patrons and librarians to access library location information, catalog and to contact OSL staff.

Developed an easy-to-update CMS site for salon. Used stock and subscription images, provided copy writing and editing and staff training for in-house site maintenance. Site includes share functions for social networking sites and menus of services.

Website development, custom graphics, content management system (CMS), staff training, external site integration including book list feeds, email mailing lists, event management programs, etc. for the Warwick Public Library. Some original photography (Key original photography by Susan Dunn of Warwick Public Library).

This was a multi-faceted project that involved a good deal of social media and interactivity, as well as staff training for in-house site maintenance after launch.

This blog project is powered by WordPress and is built using a theme by  Vladimir Prelovac. It showcases inexpensive lifestyle and adventure tips. It also includes Google AdSense Text and Search ads.

Domain management, website development, blog, training, sign design, print collateral,  SEO, Internet marketing. Some original photography (Key photography by Mark Kiely and Tressa Patton).  This website is powered by the sun.

This project involved developing a central theme for a wholistic practitioner with two distinct professions; psychotherapy and massage therapy. We developed a central marketing theme and message,  and built a website that gave potential clients a sense of the practitioner and was easily found on the web under a variety of search terms.

This project involved complete website development, extensive  copywriting, stock photo selection, graphic design, site  organization and a “blog” or CMS section for the practitioner to include her original articles.