Kimberly Freeman wanted to create a website that was clean and focused on her artwork. We were able to work together to create a website that showcased her paintings on a pristine environment that represented Colorado to her. The collaboration proved to be both fun and educational as we were both transported back to our youth. After all she is my sister!

Randy Rippie got in touch with me and said he would like to expand his web presence. I said I would love to help. We then worked together to create a site that would allow his customer to purchase from the site along with the existing sales his company made from customers calling in their orders. The end result is a site that balances function and fashion. Randy is able to maintain inventory which gives him control over the site in general. I had fun and he is a great guy to work with, not to mention his company can turn your stock Corvette into one that is on steroids! My kind of people!

Jeff Longo of Stubble Music Zine got in touch with me and stated that he wanted to build a site that helps him reach his fans in ways he had not done before. I told him that I was excited about the challenge and we got to work. What we ended up with is a site that showcases videos, interviews, reviews, blog posts, and pdf’s of the printed ‘zine. We also managed to have fun while putting together!

I worked closely with Peter Yarmouth to redesign Black and Blue Records website to an ecommerce solution that would allow him to sell products right on the site. I also took into consideration the fact that he wanted to maintain the site himself so a Wordpress solution seemed to be the right fit for him. He is now able to upload new products or edit them without the need to hire a developer.

I worked closely with Sifu Andrew of the Coralville Kung Fu Academy to create a site that represents the principles and the traditions of Moy Yat Ving Tsun Kung Fu. We created a water color feel for the site and incorporated alot of details. I was able to use quite a bit of jquery on the site to give a dynamic feel at times when it was appropriate.