Portfolio, continued...
The business owner wanted a site he could edit and maintain. This Wordpress site uses two different page templates. The layout was created by working closely with the client and following his specifications.
I re-wrote this web site and now maintain it. The site owner wanted email marketing so I signed her up for Constant Contact, imported her existing mailing list, designed a newsletter that matches her site, and added a mailing list signup to her site.
For this new Pet Care web site, I designed a custom logo and banner. The site owner wanted a bright, fun, uncluttered site that incorporated some of her own photos.
This HOA web site was designed to give this small Ashburn community a tool to provide comprehensive, useful, up-to-date information to the residents. The site dynamically displays news and events. Residents can sign up to receive newsletters.
The client wanted the look of this web site to match the company brochure and to be easy to navigate for seniors.
This 50-page site was re-written from FrontPage 2000, which has been discontinued. In addition to the re-write, I added a mailing list capability and an Event Calendar.
I took over maintenance of this site and did a complete re-write to replace tables and use XHTML/CSS, while keeping the site looking identical to the original.
This business owner requested a playful site using the colors from her existing logo. Custom, interactive navigation buttons were created for this site. "Oh my gosh it is SOOOO CUTE! I love it! You are a rockstar... the icons are adorable!" - owner
This home inspector needed a site which shows the depth of his experience and knowledge. Additionally, a landing page was created for a specific service he is advertising. An upcoming add-on will be an interactive quiz which will draw visitors to his site.
This client requested a simple but elegant senior-friendly site to showcase their Medical Advocacy services. I worked very closely with the client to create exactly the look and feel they wanted for their site. (Business has since closed)
Photos, drawings, a business card and information from an in-depth interview were combined to create this business card web site for a draftsman. The logo was created
by re-designing a scanned business card.
I designed this site for a local artist to replace an existing site that was out-dated. This site implements an entirely CSS-based popup photo gallery.
My women's networking group in Ashburn needed a site to provide links to our businesses and invite new members. I also designed the logo.
The hosting expired and the site owner needed a site up and running quickly to help promote an upcoming event. I got their site 'live' in a few days, complete with photos, documents, and links.
Note: This organization (and site) is no longer active.
This Senior Interest Group needed a site to promote their Annual Senior Expo and provide resource info for each member.
Accessibility was a priority.
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