Website Development & Internet Marketing

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Website Examples

There are three types of websites that we are showing here. The most common is HTML but we are including CMS and Blog style sites here as well.

We want you to get the idea of some of these designs. Please note that the designs here are a result of what each client was looking for in their end result and as it relates to their Target Market. So while we do not always care for the final look, we are not their Target Market so we really do not have to like them.

You can click on any of the pictures to see an expanded view.

	Designer's Comments
	This site is for a Pet Sitting/Walking company in Harrisburg, PA. They wanted a fun site with bright colors to match. I had a lot of fun on this and still enjoy updating it. They have asked to have most of the professional pictures replaced with their client's photos. There are still a few pro ones left.
	The idea for this site came from the statement that this client wanted to shift their target market into high-gear and use a car related theme to do it.
	This client asked for a paradise looking page with a pile of cash in it and the money floating down into a signup box. We have yet to receive the content for the main page.
	This client just said that they wanted to do a 360 Degree assessment for their clients and wanted a design that fit their website's name.
	With this design, we incorporated the actual church building into the header and kept with a light and airy feel to the site.
	This portal page was designed to highlight several of this client's businesses. The pictures for this portal we plucked from each of the portal's sites.
	The owner of this site hand painted a watercolor painting for the use in the site's background. The icons and images throughout the site are the artist's. It was tricky making the backgrounds work because there was no real pattern to duplicate, so getting it to look correctly was a challenge but very fun!
	I had a lot of fun with this site. Blue and Orange happens to be my personal favorite colors for a business related site I really wanted to defy the box look with this design.
	This site was pretty straight forward. The client's one request was to make a page overflow a page and wanted a clean but not clinical look.
	This is one of four variations for this client. She likes flowers so we added the pastels to the design. In the end, she decided to go elsewhere for her site. Too bad, because we thought this was a keeper. :o(
	This project was very challenging. The photos taken of the toffee were not the greatest. We had to enhance the photos, slice, dice and cut. We super-imposed the toffee unto a stock background and resized it to fit then changed the angle of the toffee to match the background. In the end, both the client and I were pleased with the final design outcome. The shopping cart on this one was another challenge. They used a small company to handle processing and everything in the back end had to be recoded to fit the gateway. That wasn't as fun, but it was still rewarding!
	Working with this client was always fun and rewarding. It's too bad that she left the business to have a baby, well, you know what I mean, good for her and her hubby, but too bad for her clients. She was super!
	This site was easy to do and the design came together well. Incorporating so many photos and lighting arrangements was cool. The people up front had to be hotter and the people in the back needed more shadow, the woman hanging over the edge was especially fun and she was originally lying down.
	I really liked working on this site. The earth tones and the starkly contrasted images were a great match to the outcome. Cheers to Jeff for his additional input at the end. Stellar!
	Not my original design. Was a template that I used at the client's request and made modifications to it. The quill pen was mine though :o) I do like the layered technique used in this design.
	Ok. I like this layout, but not the colors. The most difficult part was getting the top banner to align correctly. Usually it is quite simple, however for some reason, this did not want to cooperate. In the end, the code was whipped and beaten into submission until it worked.
	This site was a quick one. The banner was already done, it was a matter of setting up the background and formatting the text. There were a couple of elements further down the page that took some extra time, but overall it was an easy project.
	This was not our original design either. The client bought a Flash template and wanted the whole thing modified. It went from an all flash design to half Flash half HTML because the client wanted to do the updates himself.
	This is probably my favorite project of all. The color usage, the layout the different elements that went into the site were all fun. The client was a breeze to work with too. He and his partner gave ideas and feedback that took this to a new dimension of fun.
	The original design for this site was nothing like the second design. The client said, make a site for the Gen Y population and I came back with a gothic look. Whoops, she meant to say Gen Y Leaders...big difference! Anyway, she is working on a book project for this one, so you may hear about this one in the future!
	Simple church site, nothing fancy or showy. The banner turned out well I think with the fades from part to part. Overall clean and clear.
	I am not into the yellow background, but the site was fun and spontaneous in the designing. He gave me carte blanche and the end result was pretty cool if I do say so myself.