We are happy to show some examples of sites we have had the opportunity to work on. Below is a selection of sites that we feel represent a reasonable cross section of our past projects.

ONLINE WALK THRU

There has been a growing demand for delivery of video and other forms of visitor involving media on web sites keeping up with technology. Online Walk Thru is a company specializing in luxury real estate video walk-throughs, and clearly their site is no exception. We developed the web site with a design that showcases their video work using subtle tones that do not detract from the show.

www.onlinewalkthru.com

SUNNY’S STUDIO

The client needed a way to display her photography portfolio online in a simple yet appealing way. She also wanted the capability of adding and removing pictures herself without requiring assistance. She makes updates to her portfolio using a set of administration tools accessible from her browser. These tools allow her to add and subtract categories and images, track image popularity, and store pictures without displaying them on the site.

www.sunnysstudio.com

BEERTOOLS

This site is a resource for amateur and professional brewers formulating recipes for beer making. This is a site that lets visitors produce most of the content for the site. Over 90% of BeerTools.com content is displayed from an extensive database that is contributed to by visitors to the site. Truly an example of a productive site carrying its own load.

www.beertools.com

SPILLENDER

The objective of this project was economy. The client had a very tight budget and we worked within the constraints to build an attractive site with little overhead.

www.spillender.com

TOM FOWLER, INC.

An example of a Flash animation based site with an online portfolio. The challenge with this site was to create a way for the client to have compelling delivery of site content while providing an easy way for site content to be updated on a regular basis. We solved the problem by utilizing a web-based content management system for delivering site content to the visitor without requiring pages to be reloaded as the visitor browses the portfolio images.

www.tomfowlerinc.com