Posts Tagged ‘Website Redesign’
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
Collins Industrial Services
Collins Industrial Services needed a website to professionally showcase their products and services. They serve Indiana and the surrounding areas with top notch industrial painting and maintenance services. We gave them a bold color scheme, made a solid hierarchy, and wrapped it all into ExpressionEngine for easy content management. Check out the site.
Posted March 8, 2011 at 3:12 pm by Aaron Bushnell
RECON Company Redesign
RECON Company needed a redesign to give their site a modern look. Accompany the redesign, they needed a content management system that could handle a large amount of products and manage pages with ease. We wrapped the site in a modern look and integrated it completely into ExpressionEngine. Check out the site.
Posted February 4, 2011 at 3:06 pm by Aaron Bushnell
Innovative Packaging Launches
Innovative Packaging, “an independent producer of high quality packaging products” needed a great looking website to provide potential clients with information about their services. We set them up in a bold, yet minimal color scheme in order to place the focus on the content. We wrapped the site in ExpressionEngine so the client could easily [...]
Posted January 7, 2011 at 9:45 am by Aaron Bushnell
Briner Building Launches
Briner Building needed a new website to showcase their projects and present the material in an efficient and aesthetically pleasing manner. We used a bold red to accent a mainly white and gray template. We chose these colors to place the focus on the content rather than the wrapper of the site. The site is [...]
Posted December 22, 2010 at 8:01 am by Aaron Bushnell
First Mennonite Church Launches
First Mennonite Church needed a redesigned website that was simple to manage and reflected the look and style of the church. We used ExpressionEngine, our choice CMS, and created various types of content for easy administration. The site features a full calendar module for all church happenings, a messages section with podcast integration, news, and [...]
Posted November 23, 2010 at 11:50 am by Aaron Bushnell
JTI Trade – VAL6 Launches
JTI Trade needed a bold, professional look to showcase their line of VAL6 Infrared Heaters. They needed a great site to prove why their heaters are top-of-the-line and an easy way to manage content of all sorts. We placed them into ExpressionEngine, a highly scalable content management system, and used interactive materials to increase usability. [...]
Posted October 1, 2010 at 7:52 am by Aaron Bushnell
Family and Children’s Services Launches
Family and Children’s Services, a “private, not for profit agency that provides outpatient counseling services,” needed a redesigned site that was more modern in aesthetics and in management. We placed the site in ExpressionEngine for easy content management and placed the content into a brand new design. Check out the website at http://www.familychildren.org
Posted September 30, 2010 at 10:00 am by Aaron Bushnell