Posts Tagged ‘ExpressionEngine’
Wells Chamber of Commerce Redesign
Wells Chamber of Commerce needed a redesign to unify the entire site in a content management system and give them a fresh look. We used rich blues and vivid greens to build a modern site with modern appeal. We used Typekit to create better web fonts throughout the entire site and ExpressionEngine to manage the [...]
Posted June 22, 2011 at 10:09 am by Aaron Bushnell
City of Berne Redesign
The City of Berne wanted a modern website to help them communicate news, events, and other general information to the citizens and visitors. Berne has a rich Swiss history that permeates through the entire city. We modeled the website after this style with wooden textures, embellishments, and more. We wrapped the entire design into ExpressionEngine [...]
Posted June 16, 2011 at 8:30 am by Aaron Bushnell
Adams County Redesign
Adams County Indiana Government needed a redesign that would allow them to easily edit content and give them a modern look. We made a crisp, professional design and wrapped it all within ExpressionEngine so content could be easily maintained. The site features Adams County news and information about the Adams County offices. Check out the [...]
Posted June 15, 2011 at 9:56 am by Aaron Bushnell
NACCAP Redesign
NACCAP needed a new site designed and placed into a content management system that is easy to work with and make appropriate changes to recent news, upcoming events and job opportunities. We designed a new template for them and integrated the site into Expression Engine for easy content editing. Check out the site.
Posted June 14, 2011 at 10:16 am by Andy Fought
Huntington YMCA Redesign
Huntington YMCA wanted a redesign to give them a fresh look in accordance with new YMCA design standards. We took the new logo and used teal, blue, and gray/white for the primary colors. We focused on the programs and members with this new design so users could easily find relevant content quickly and with as [...]
Posted at 9:17 am by Aaron Bushnell
Professional Insurance Enrollers
PIE was looking to provide clients with a no cost look at reviewing all of their voluntary benefits and company paid benefits. To facilitate this, we included an interactive pie chart on their site, and the color scheme of this chart was carried throughout the site. We also allowed for areas to post News and [...]
Posted April 26, 2011 at 3:49 pm by Aaron Bushnell
Come Together Fort Wayne Launched
Come Together Fort Wayne, a Fort Wayne “web-based initiative to help people share the great work they are doing and connect with others like themselves”, needed a website. We designed the site with a broad audience in mind, making things easily accessible, and fun to work with. We wrapped the design in ExpressionEngine so we [...]
Posted April 8, 2011 at 8:14 am by Aaron Bushnell
Huntington County Visitors Bureau
Huntington County Visitors Bureau needed a revamp to their website to structure information about Huntington, Indiana. They needed a neatly styled, user-friendly way of displaying lodging and dining information, a community calendar, and other data to promote the city. We wrapped the site in a sharp green and beige color scheme, subtle textures, and imagery [...]
Posted March 31, 2011 at 8:27 am by Aaron Bushnell
Star 88.3 Revamp
Star 88.3 needed a massive revamped design and new content management system to handle future expansion. We redesigned the site from scratch and placed an emphasis on making the site incredibly user friendly. We placed the site into a brand new ExpressionEngine install so the client could manage client with ease and not get hung [...]
Posted March 28, 2011 at 9:34 am by Aaron Bushnell
Fort Wayne Children’s Choir
Fort Wayne Children’s Choir, “one of the finest choirs in the nation because of the excellence of its musical education”, needed a website to inform people of the choir and the choir’s work. We used a light, pastel-like, design with bold type for the site design and wrapped the entire thing with ExpressionEngine for easy [...]
Posted March 10, 2011 at 4:11 pm by Aaron Bushnell