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A high ticket item site that just needs to be beautiful, clear and direct. After all, the boats sell themselves, right?

The client wanted a site that would stand out from his competitors, which tend to be boring and old-fashioned.

An e-commerce site for job seekers. The design was based on the 'BossFinder Man' cartoon character. The idea was to make searching for a job more fun and less intimidating.

The client wanted a site that would be approachable and provide easy to understand information about both his services and the various legal issues. We spent a lot of time on the Search function, making sure users could search in plain English for information about some pretty technical legal terms.

Furney's has been a fixture in the community for many years. They wanted a fresh makeover that would make long-time customers give them a second look while maintaining their friendly, local image.

As a leader in software for embedded devices, the client needed a site that not only highlighted their company's worldwide presence, but also would provide easy access to sales information, documentation and support tools for their wide range of products and services.

The client wanted branding that was simple, playful and soft. They also wanted their site be easy to add new information to on a regular basis so we spent a good deal of time on the back end. A lot of sites are supposed to be 'user-updateable' but for it to really work, that really is something that needs to be pre-planned. If it's not easy to use, it doesn't happen!

This site is unique. The content is a mix of Wordpress and PhpBB running on top of SQL Server. The content and all the stylesheets are generated from the company's separate CRM database. Registered Customers get customized content linked to the their data from a parent Windows Server accounting application.

This is a great marketing lesson. A typical vertical market where the competition all have outdated web sites cluttered by too much needless information that most clients have no interest in. By creating a site with a contemporary look and just the information that potential clients need, they were able to boost their presence almost immediately.

A one-page business card with a simple gallery. The client provides high-end services so the idea here was simple, bold elegance.

One of my best layouts using straight CSS and very little scripting. The design has some nice work in Illustrator. Somewhat sadly, the site has since been converted to Wordpress. I say 'sadly' because although I love Wordpress, the reason a lot of Wordpress conversions don't look that great is because Wordpress wasn't part of the original plan. The moral is: don't try to fit a square peg into a round hole.

Many people don't realize that less can be much more. A powerful one page site often will rank higher and make a greater impact than tons of 'stuff'.

Raima is a world leader in databases for devices from phones to railroads and yet their brand recognition was low. We put together a new branding and site that not only provide product information, but highlight all the exciting products and industries they work in.

The client wanted a clean, simple site that meshes with their church philosophy. However, they also have numerous programs and events that need great Search and SEO functions to make sure their message is convenient for all their members.

Replacing an older Flash based site with a modern SEO friendly site. Replicating the visual effects is easy with a bit of jQuery and CSS.

UA is a manufacturer of boutique gear used by audio professionals around the world. The challenge here was to create a modern look, while maintaining a link to their classic past. Also, the site needs to be a trove for all manner of technical documents. These need to be easy to find so lots of time was spent on making Search as easy as possible.

A simple business card site with a twist. The site automatically detects the user's country and delivers either English or Spanish versions of each page. Translation can get pricey, but for a few pages it's a nice touch.

The client wanted to attract prospects searching for commercial property. We developed a system to import listings into a large table with sophisticated Javascript-based search. This made for better SEO than any of the competitors which bring in their listings from aggregators—which has no SEO value.

This has been a fun project that is really something new: a site for gamers to play with the stars in the gamer world. We adapted a standard ticketing application to meet the unique needs of gamers.

This is a very common scenario. The client originally contacted me to correct some issues with their existing site (in this case slow execution). The ultimate solution turned out to be as simple as this: just remove the unnecessary clutter.

This is one of the most complex Wordpress sites you're likely to run across. What I like best is that it doesn't look like a Wordpress site. The slidey dicey front piece is one of a series of Flash animations I did for the marquee products.

A simple e-commerce site for this service business. We wanted to make it fun and simple for parents to register their kids.

This is a highly customized e-commerce Drupal site for a medical products manufacturer. Their products feature extremely detailed product descriptions and very complex discounts. The challenge was to create a site that helped customers get to the information they need as quickly as possible.

The client originally contacted me for SEO work. He was the originator in the market and had the best product, but was getting beaten byt a competitor who had created a much better web site and videos. We updated the web site and created a video that showed them to be the quality leader.

The client sells performance enhancements for trucks. So we wanted the branding to be powerful, exciting and big!

I like this site because it's simple and it sells. On one page we place all the key pieces of information and key words that visitors and search engines are going to want to see. All we need to do is lay it out in a straightforward manner and we're done. No tricks. Just common sense marketing.

This site combines identity and branding with a client scheduling app which enables customers and salon owners to manage their own appointments.