Category: Professional

Awbrey, owner of 2 Cutie Patooties, contracted my services to host, migrate, and redesign her website. She wanted an attractive, fun, and bright appearance to match the spirit of her company. We initially went through several drafts consisting of different layouts and color schemes centered around an eCommerce feel. Awbrey ultimately decided she did not wish to integrate a cart system into the website but rather wanted a place for visitors, potential customers, and prospective consultants to find information and connect with one another. Once this decision was made, I presented Awbrey with the following design on the Thesis framework which she immediately fell in love with:

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NOTABLES:

• Awbrey’s logo and staff information graphics were provided prior to start of the project
• We designed the graphics located in the footer of the site for consultants, party host signups, and her catalog as well as the background that frames the container of her website
• All custom coding was developed by our staff including the homepage slider

When Stacey Ferguson contacted me to inquire about revamping the Blogalicious network of websites, I was excited about the opportunity to give their visitors a more streamlined experience. The Blogalicious website is now easily navigable, intuitive, informational, and attractive. Take a look:

Notable Features:

1. Custom form configured to save new member information directly to a searchable database as well as deliver data to administrator email
2. Website is comprised of four intertwined WordPress installations to provide a network of separate sections that support one unified web presence and an integrated blog

Erin recently started an official business for the consulting services she has been providing to her clients. It was my pleasure to take her vision and turn it into a beautiful web presence for her company, ECL Communications. She already had a nice logo, simple yet pleasing to the eye so we took the existing typography and color scheme to build the site around that central presence. This is the end result: