This client wanted a website that would accurately describe what their company did – Direct Mail.  They needed an informational site with a blog that would allow them to get their message out to current and potential direct mail customers.

Being an informational website, they didn’t want it to be bogged down with JUST text that would lose the attention of a potential audience.  They wanted an eye-catching design that would keep customers engaged.

2018 GDUSA Award Winner for Internet / Web Design

This client wanted to start a consulting firm that would enable potential job seekers to learn skills that would help them apply for jobs and interview well.

He wanted a website that would capture their attention both visually and conceptually.

He also wanted to incorporate a blog that would allow subscribers to read up on the latest trends in the job market, as well as tips and tricks for interviewing for their dream job.

2016 GDUSA Award Winner for Internet / Web Design

This client approached me when he was starting the process of opening Louisville, Kentucky’s first cat cafe. He wanted a fun, whimsical website that would be easy for his clients to navigate, and successfully tell the story of his passion for cats.

This client just opened a classic car restoration company and wanted a website to showcase what his shop could do. He wanted something “cool” and dark that would feature some of his car restorations, and capture new customer leads.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Upcoming website for author with landing pages for purchase, as well as integrations with constant contact, scheduling, and media downloads for press. Expected go-live date, Februrary 2023.