This informational website was designed to be simple and joyful.
Easy to navigate, the pictures do most of the talking. The site included a custom Home Page and video integration.
ADHD Coaching
December 6, 2013 By
This website was created from the ground up as an off shoot from the Executive Coaching website. The goal of this project was to create a very clean and masculine site to zero in on the business owner’s target market.
Although, it is a small commercial website in terms of pages, it presents a number of interesting features. Images were kept to a minimum to eliminate distractions and a lot of attention was put on the marketing copy. The Home page is widgetized, and provides a glimpse of different articles with a featured article. The slider features a power point presentation. Colors and typography were customized. The sidebars are also customized for each page with different testimonials for additional impact. And finally, social media and an additional menu was integrated in the footer in a very clean fashion. Emphasis was placed on SEO to maximize Search Engine Results Placement.
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Executive Coaching
December 5, 2013 By
This website was a large, complex site that was completely rebuilt and revamped.
Given the nature of the business, the look needed to be sharp and professional. There was a lot of information to convey, so the emphasis was put on content. The site includes a blog, the use of an auto responder, contact forms, access to digital media, and testimonials linked directly to various social media.
The focus on Search Engine Optimization was huge in order to rank in Google under several keywords.
Cool Change NC
October 17, 2013 By
A year after initially building the site, we did some cosmetic updating. We integrated his new logo, modified the marketing copy and fine tuned the SEO.
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This small business website needed to convey both professionalism and friendliness. Due to the intense competition in the HVAC market, this site needed to have very strong SEO to rank on Google but also be user friendly to appeal to visitors.
The magazine style site features a slider, a blog, contact forms, double navigation, and drop down menus. In addition, the front page is widgetized, meaning it’s different than the rest of the pages within the site.
The project involved complete content development including image searches.
Mud Run for Oxford
October 16, 2013 By
This website was set up for a fundraiser for a high schooler. He wanted it to look very modern and young. We integrated a video on the home page and a couple more throughout the site. It included a blog for him to report his fundraising updates.
Personal Blog Web Design
October 15, 2013 By
This personal blog was designed for my daughter to record her adventures. We integrated fun colors, whimsical fonts, a slider, videos, and double navigation initially. Over time, the site colors and layout evolved to reflect her growing up.
(For the safety reason, the blog has been set to “private” and is not accessible from this page)
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This personal blog was designed for a child to record her adventures. We integrated fun colors, whimsical fonts, a slider, videos, and double navigation. The home page is individualized.
(For the safety reason, the blog has been set to “private” and is not accessible from this page)
The Raleigh Handyman
October 5, 2013 By
This site was done for a small business.
The site needed to be attractive and professional. It also needed to be easy to navigate, and large enough to have some weight in the eyes of search engines.
The focus on Search Engine Optimization was very heavy. The site involved full content development including image searches. It is connected to directories, social media. It includes a blog, a slider (placed at the bottom of the page to be avoid distractions), a contact form and drop down menus.
The Woman Code
February 5, 2013 By
This site was a simple “landing page” or “Micro Site” to get visitors to sign up to receive a series of video via an auto-responder. The navigation bar was taken out to put all the focus on the call to action. The marketing copy was placed above the fold to eliminate the need for scrolling.
Beyond the first page, the visitor is taken through an additional pages.