Recent work and archives of notable projects over the years...
The Professional Driving School Association of Washington project included a logo design and website with the following functionality:
This was a redesign project that entailed a design and structure makeover for over 300 combined pages and posts. I built custom web tools to help users calculate things like legal expenses and statutes of limitations. The site redesign also entailed the addition of new SEO efforts while preserving the existing SEO work that had been done.
The AFE USA site is a custom theme design and build on the WordPress framework. It features a membership restricted are, payment processing abilities, and event scheduling. It’s a relatively large site with over 200 pages and articles and growing.
Nominated for a CSS Design Award, this custom WordPress build was designed and developed from the ground up!
I built this WordPress website for the local chapter of a global volunteer organization that works to improve the lives of women and girls. Some of the cool functionality of this site includes event listings and calendars with the ability to allow people to RSVP online. There is also a password-protected Members Only section where members can sign in and non-members can apply for membership.
I delivered this responsive (mobile-friendly) WordPress website for Seattle videographer Wolfgang Isenhart. It’s a clean and modern portfolio site with blogging capabilities, a contact form, and slick little animations to reveal and hide content.
After creating the logo and business cards for Ravenfish, they needed a responsive and quickly built website that matched their branding and would allow them to make content updates on their own. I created this nice and simple site using WordPress with minimal customization, just a little tweaking of CSS, HTML and some custom photo treatments.
Resources Online wanted their WordPress-powered blog to seamlessly integrate with their newly designed website, so I used custom HTML, PHP, and CSS to customize a generic WordPress theme and make it look identical to their new site. The WP theme uses the Twitter Bootstrap responsive framework and utilizes a wide collection of plugins for back-end functionality.
After I created the branding and business cards for VarspeX, the client needed a simple brochure-style website that he could easily update. Enter WordPress. I used one of the generic responsive themes (Twenty Eleven theme) and quickly whipped up a child theme with some custom CSS and viola! A simple, yet very nice little website is born.
