Design, Website Development, Marketing, Maintenance & Consulting - Since 1994
With the Announcement of the End of Life for Business Catalyst by Adobe we have been busy researching and analyzing the state of web design and technology in our market. Business Catalyst was a gem for us, but for some reason or another Adobe decided to abandon
their 10-year old service and along with over 770,000 websites that have been built on that platform. Read On
Film Bridge International has been
with us since 1998, when we were called Site 51 and
the Joel Media Group. For the longest time
their website went unchanged, not being responsive,
on a CMS platform, and not Optimized for Search Engines. Albeit a few updates a year, the site's design was of circa 2000.
Fortunately for everyone, Film Bridge International has been enjoying continuing success in the film industry, making it a necessity to heed the needs
of the site. Read On
We have been developing sites for artist since 1994.
David French, a Los Angeles-based sculptor was introduced to us by Jeremy Kidd, our partner
with Digidome Designs. Over the years,
David's site has been upgraded 3 times, each time improving the means in which for him to display his work. With the announcement of the End-of-Life with Business Catalyst, we have migrated his site over to
live on the San Francisco-based Duda CMS platform. Read On
With the announcement of Adobe's End of Life for the Business Catalyst Platform,
we have decide to try out a new CMS platform for our new client, Margy Sperry.
The platform that we chose was the Duda CMS Platform. We were considerably concern about venturing out and having to learn a new process
for website development service. Read On
After creating a successful brand for his St. Lou BBQ business, long-time customer and business
entrepreneur, Kurtis White is back in our studio for the development
of a brand identity for his new business, Healthy 4U Vending. Read On
Pamalita Paloma Alioto is moving up as a realtor! After a few years marketing homes in the Sante Fe
area, she has decided to take it up a notch and feature the sale of high-end, luxury homes as well. Her new company took on the name of Lux Sante Fe
Homes. Due to the success of her Turquoise Woman Homes brand, she wanted us to create a spin off, so that home buyers could associate, yet distinguish
between the two. We assigned Graphic Designer Tresha Peters, the designer of the
TWH brand, to head up the project. Read On
Once neighbors in the Oak Park, California community,
we have been working with Kombi Haus to fortify their Brand Identity. Over the years their name sake has been displayed various manners,
using different fonts, colors, shape and iconography, leaving them unsure of their company's brand identity. As we prepare for the launch of their
new website we wanted to make sure we had a solid foundation for the new Kombi Haus brand before we began. Read On
We welcome non-profit organization Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles to our studios to assist them with the maintenance of their two already-published
WordPress websites sites, jbbbsla.org and campbobwaldorf.org.
After being referred by Laurie Dworsky of Dworksy Designs and a successful migration their sites to new servers, JBBBSL felt confident in our ability to maintain their sites under an annual maintenance contract. Read On
Not often do we get to design, develop and maintain a website for a client who is already tech-savvy. When Donald Macleay of East Bay Computer Services came to us, he mentioned that they were just too busy to upgrade
their own site, and gave us the opportunity to do it for them on their preferred CMS platform WordPress.
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Designed back in 2012 on the Business Catalyst platform, the Friends of Stone Lake's website was not designed with the mobile device in mind. We believe it may have been the last site we designed without the default responsive design in mind.
After 6 years, the organization finally felt that is important for their "Friends" to follow them at the website. Read On
