Website Projects
Vivienne Andres: www.vivienneandres.com
This artist needed a redesign of her web site to display her artwork of paintings, giclées and mixed media work. As her work represents images of nature, soft tones where choosen to complement and allow for her art to stand out.
Nimbleware Consulting, Inc.: www.nimblewareconsulting.com
Forming a new consulting group, the clients asked for a simple, clean yet eye catching website that could direct their clientele to a portfolio of their expertise and examples of their work.
GutterPatrol and WindowShine: www.gutterpatrol.com
This company needed to update their existing website to include Flash animation and video among other things. Links to Facebook and to organizations for certification, approvals and testimonials were implemented.
Buddha’s Wife: www.buddhaswife.com
Author Gabriel Constans’ new book release web site. The client wanted to have a web site prescence to provide readers information about the release of his new book including an excerpt, quotes and ability to buy the book from the Robert D. Reed Publisher's.
Laughing Candles: www.laughingcandles.com
The client wanted to provide an outlet for her candlemaking business so as to eventually sell her products online. It currently provides information for buyers interested in viewing products and contacting the company for wholesale and other purchases.
Wild Moon Yoga: www.wildmoonyoga.com
The owner of Wild Moon Yoga wanted a site that would provide information about trips for backpacking and yoga in the wilderness. The site uses CSS for it's drop down navigation and Flash for a simple slide show.
Tranquility Lake Tahoe:
This site was designed by a graphic designer, approved by the client and given to me to implement into a Flash web site. The entire site is built in Flash and utilizes components for viewing images of the property and contact form and video specific to the clients request.
Santa Cruz County Youth Soccer League: www.sccysl.org
This is site is was handed over for maintenance and upkeep. Although the look and feel of the site was maintained, the informational architecture was updated. The site is updated on a continual basis based on seasonal events.
Tierra Pacifica Charter School: www.tierrapacifica.santacruz.k12.ca.us/
Information architecture was the first step in the overhaul of this site. Researching other school sites and finding out what parents and students wanted from their school web site was what drove the navigation of the site. The site is an ongoing project as it moves toward being both a site for information about the school and a tool for students and parents to use.
Leigh Creek LLC:
This site utilizes a Flash slide show opening on the home page of this project. All photographs and content were provided by the client. Titles and graphics were created, prepared and optimized in Photoshop. The site was created using Dreamweaver.
3d Animation Shirts: www.3dshirts.com
This project was a complete redesign of an existing e-commerce site. Photoshop was used for the flowchart and storyboard. The site was implemented using Dreamweaver. Images submitted by the client were optimized and presented to effectively showcase the clients art work and merchandise. This site uses CSS for layout and presentation. The shopping cart system uses ShopSite Pro.
E. A. Chase Metalsmithing: www.eachasemetalsmithing.com
An internationally known metal smith, Mr. Chase wanted a web site to showcase the variety and quality of his metal smithing career. All images (photos) were supplied by the client and then edited and optimized for the web as part of this project. Photoshop and Dreamweaver were used to implement this site.
UCSC Extension: www.ucsc-extension.edu/
This contract involved working with FileMaker Pro and Homesite to edit text, links and other information for the purpose of updating the online catalog.
Gabriel Constans, Ph.D: www.gogabriel.com
This client wanted a site to not only provide information in regards to a private counseling practice but to also showcase their diverse published writing, including books, plays, screenplays and a variety of articles for news and magazines.
