Archive for the ‘Web Site Design’ Category
Rock the Reedy 2010
March 6th, 2010
Local business leaders and volunteers plan an outdoor live concert called Rock the Reedy to help Loaves & Fishes raise critical funds to continue its work in the Upstate. Loaves & Fishes, Greenville’s only perishable food rescue organization, and its nonprofit partner agencies have seen an increase in food assistance from 14 to 40 percent since the fall of 2008.
Rock the Reedy, a live concert event, will be held on Thursday, April 22, 2010 from 7:00 until 10:00 p.m. at the Dow Amphitheater behind the Peace Center. The concert will feature The Fab Beat, a Beatles tribute band.
We are currently providing website support, as well as print design for tickets, posters, the event logo and indentity materials.
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The Pantyhose Declarations
March 1st, 2010
This is a poetry eBook by a local author prepared for Amazon’s Kindle platform. The project involved extracting content from multiple files and then formatting the entire project as a seamless page for the Kindle. Using the electronic format, we then prepared “The Pantyhose Declarations” for on-demand print.
We are currently working on the website for the author, which should launch by the end of March.
Sharon Glickman
November 11th, 2009
For more than twenty years, Sharon Kay Glickman has been polishing people to their highest shine. Sharon’s expertise in presence coaching and “total image” consultation, paired with her genuine care for each client, have allowed her to help hundreds of men, women, teens and tweens and the families, communities and companies they serve.
We are preparing Sharon’s new website in conjunction with FLOURISH Integrated Communications.
Bellews Market
November 2nd, 2009
Bellews Market is a fantastic produce market near downtown Spartanburg. It has all sorts of produce you can't find elsewhere, as well as an assortment of jams, jellies, pickles and chow chows. We produced a redesign of Bellews' existing website, one-hour photo shoot, including a reworking of its logo from a photo, performed a site migration and built from the ground up a simple eCommerce solution using PayPal as a processor.
Lee Dumas for Greer City Council
November 2nd, 2009
Update: We are also assisting the campaign for the November 2009 general election. For this campaign we produce n updated website, print design support and other campaign incidentals. Dumas won re-election after a successful campaign management experience.
This Web site was part of a comprehensive campaign package for Lee Dumas, who was running for Greer City Council. It included a Web site, print design support and other campaign incidentals. Dumas came in second in the primary election and won the runoff election.
Larkin's Restaurants
November 2nd, 2009
We are currently working on a number of print advertising campaigns with Larkin’s Restaurants in North Carolina and South Carolina. These include layouts for magazines, newspapers and brochures. We have also recently been contracted to design the entire family of Larkin’s Restaurants websites.
Selected projects
MeetYourStylist.com
September 10th, 2009
This long-term project was built as a social network specifically for cosmetologists. It includes search functionality for stylists based on specialty and salons in South Carolina (the site has the capacity to branch out to all 50 states when it wants to). The site also includes photos and a ratings system where patrons can rate stylists and salons. We also provided design and graphic support for business cards and advertising place cards.
Full Circle Public Relations
September 3rd, 2009
This web site was created for an up-and-coming public relations firm based out of Greenville, SC. The site is largely WordPress-based with some customizations to make the site more usable for the firm. The site also includes Twitter integration. We also used this opportunity to provide some professional photography services for the site as well as later use by the client.
Memorial United Methodist Church
July 11th, 2009
This is a website adapted from a WordPress theme and powered by the open-source software. Special attention was given to adopting many linkages to Web 2.0 technology, such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, podcasting through iTunes and Google Calendar. The new site provide a much more airy feeling than the previous site and updated information that more accurately reflects the church presently.
Perry Williams for Greer Commissioner of Public Works
April 22nd, 2009
This Web site was part of a campaign package for Perry Williams, who was running for Greer Commissioner of Public Works. It included a Web site, print design support and other campaign incidentals. Williams came in second in the primary election and won the run-off election May 5.