WEBSITE DESIGN
Cypress Plumbing of S.W.FL, Inc
Cypress had a current website, provided a few pictures, and a logo. They were looking to upgrade their current website to a more modern looking site.
Affordable Steam Team LLC
Our company had already designed a one page site for Affordable Steam Team, however they were looking to expand their website to a five page site.
Brown's Siding and Roofing
For this website, all I had to go off of was a logo and colors that were requested by the client. They didn't have a current website to go off of but they wanted a creative, simple website.
Kevin's Automotive Repair
Kevin's Automotive Repair provided a logo and colors but did not have a current website for me to go off of.
Scars Automotive
Scars Automotive did not have a logo, did not have a Facebook, and did not have a current website. However, they did have a clear idea of what they wanted: a retro car website using the colors red, blue, yellow, and orange.
JR's Frame and Body
JR's didn't have a website yet, so I took on the task of creating them one. They provided me with a Facebook, a color palate, and a logo to go off of.
Rita's Bakery & Pizza
This was actually a re-design. Another designer at the company that I work for originally designed this website but they wanted and upgrade. I was in charge of doing the redesign. I kept some of the same elements as the old site like the logo, header and footer but I updated the rest of the site.
Salem Animal Hospital
This client provided me with an abundance of pictures of sweet, adorable dogs and cats. The specifically told me that they wanted the cutest animal hospital website out there and I made it my goal to give them just that.
Kamzik Septic Service
As you can imagine, designing a septic service website is not the most glorious thing in the world. My first instinct on design this was to not go down the horrible route of trying to find stock images of septic tanks and other unmentionables. That decision lead me to try and be as graphic as possible.
Northeast Coffee Company
While I had a million ideas for the design of this website, the one challenge I faced was tracking down all the flavors this company has to offer and finding pictures of all of them. Their logo gave me a color palette to work off of and I went to work creating a design that would appeal to coffee lovers.
Enquist
This client gave me a logo and a website that they liked the design of. But the one challenge they presented me with was this: they did not want me using the colors in the logo on the website, they only wanted me to use black and white. I used pictures to give the website some color and was quite pleased with the results.
Social Shelf .Net
Social Shelf has two websites, .net and .com, both of which I re-designed. This website is primarily for the manufacturers. For this website, it used to be a simple one page website with confusing instructions and a bland color palette. I revamped it start to finish to fully explain to potential manufacturers how Social Shelf works and how it can help grow their brands. This website is a prime example on how adding simple scrolling affects can change the dynamic of a website.
Margaret A. Beamer, D.D.S.
This was another website that our company had designed a one page site for. Margaret was looking to expand her one page website into a five page website. She provided a logo, pictures, and a color palate for me to work with.
Tradewinds Custom Homes
Tradewinds Custom Homes had a website that contained out-of-date information and they were looking for an upgrade that included a simple, modern feel. Even though they provided a logo, I had to re-create it in order to change the colors to what the client had specified.
Coulthard's Pools and Spas
Coulthard's had an old outdated website that was expired and could no longer be accessed. They provided me with a logo, colors, and pictures to go off of.
Dan Yanak Insurance Agency
Dan Yanak didn't have a website, logo, or pictures. I took on the tall order of creating a simple, yet effective logo, designing a website that would fit his needs while giving his clients a way to get the information they needed without any problems.
Working Mans Garage
This client told me they had a logo, needed a one page site because they wanted to keep it simple but wanted their customers to have something to look at and they wanted it to be "manly and dynamic" so that is what I gave them.
Tree Monkey's Tree Service
This was another example of a re-design. Another designer at the company that I worked for originally designed this website but the client was no longer happy with it. After reviewing their current website, I decided the designer had a strong color palette, and a decent layout going but I wanted to give it a more whimsical feel.
Danny’s Pawn Shop
Danny’s Pawn Shop website proved to be one of the biggest challenges I have ever faced as a designer. Because pawn shops offer such a variety collectables finding stock photos of all of these items in one photo proved to be quite the challenge. So I got creative. I found a bunch of photos of a bunch of different items that might be found at a pawn shop and made some photoshop magic come to life.
Kiddy’s Contracting LLC.
This client provided me with a logo, a horrible website and lots of pictures to work with. I pulled the colors from the logo and brightened them up to give myself a solid color palette to work with. I wanted the design to be the perfect combo of picture and illustration because I wanted it to stand out from other similar websites.
Crown Excavating
This client provided me with one of the coolest logos I have ever worked with and a dynamic color palette. These two elements alone gave me the tools I needed to provide them a powerful dynastic website. Since you never see those colors used in excavating websites, I took it as an opportunity to not only have a little fun with the design but get a little creative.
Social Shelf.Com
This website while much simpler in content compared to .net, gave me the opportunity to be a bit more playful with the design. This website is used to give the consumer an overview on how Social Shelf works and what to do when they see Owlvin while out shopping.