Web Design
Blood, Sweat & Cheers
Blood, Sweat & Cheers needed a website, and email redesign to reinforce their get-out-and-play attitude. They had a new logo, and a specific vision for the design, so we collaborated with their staff on a look that serves as a perfect backdrop for their witty copy.
Sympathy for the Deli
We were honored to create the logo and website for Jonathan Richelson’s Sympathy for the Deli. Built using the WordPress CMS, this site has plenty of room to expand to accommodate future business growth.
Theron McCollough Painting
We created this colorful custom design for local painter Theron McCollough using WordPress as the Content Management System.
Safari 101 Book
We designed and built this site for Efland, NC author David L. Brown to accompany his book, Safari 101. We used WordPress and the Thesis framework.
Roman Rebilas
This cozy site for local furniture maker Roman Rebilas was designed by White Space Graphic Design, who based the layout and functionality on the Sinx theme for WordPress. Our part was easy — we edited the template and added the site content.
Carr Mill Mall
Local designer White Space Graphic Design designed this lovely and functional site. We handled the front-end development with the help of our good pal, the Thesis Theme Framework.
Durham Nativity School
Durhamnativity.org was in need of a content reorganization, design update, and an easy way for the administrators to add content to the site. We created the new design and content organization scheme, edited and added to the copy, built a new template for WordPress using the Thesis framework, and guided the new Social Networking strategy.
Fleming Clothing
I worked as part of a 5-person team to build this e-commerce site for start-up children’s clothing designer, Fleming Clothing. The site was built using the open source Magento E-Commerce platform. I was responsible for the project management, graphic design and front-end development. The lovely illustrations and photos are credited to Cheryl Orsini and Gretchen Mathison respectively.
Sandhills Farm to Table
Sandhills Farm to Table needed a design update, and integration of a Content Management System and e-commerce platform. We designed the site and provided front-end development, did some project management and content organization, and then handed off the site to local developers to build on their CMS-180 platform, an edit-in-place Content Management System. CSAware is providing e-commerce functionality.Currently in development.
Mid-Carolina Multisport
The Mid-Carolina Multisport club needed a web presence that would make it easy for members to get involved. We created a custom site using WordPress as a Content Management System to allow the group to make their own updates. We also advised them on their social media strategy and created a cool home page photo display that makes use of some of the many photos the group has taken at various sporting events.
Small Wander
We helped Small Wander to increase the functionality of their site. Design and original build by E. Webscapes
