Web Design
Centerville Chamber of Commerce
In need of a website after losing their domain and previous website content, I approached this website with its users in mind–rural town with slower and limited cell signal and internet speeds. Hat tip to Bridget Willard’s Launch With Words Chamber Premium Pack for the content!
Read Moregreater:SATX
Website UX and UI redesign and rebuild included features for membership, investor directory, job board, document management and more.
Read MoreThe Insurance Solutions Experts
The Insurance Solutions Experts was facing some challenges with their website’s performance and online visibility, which had impacted business operations.
Read MoreLiVEgan
You don’t have to eat vegan to live vegan. Fashion shouldn’t be at the expense and torture of animals. This is what I’ve learned after working with Mona and LiVEgan.
Read MoreBeartech IT
A new managed IT services business needed a new website that conveyed its professionalism and expertise.
Read MoreAny Baby Can San Antonio
Small Towns and Chambers of Commerce: The Hardest, Most Rewarding Service for Cultivating Community, Visitors Bureaus, and Economic Development
Here’s what people from cities, even cities of 50,000 residents, don’t understand about small towns–actual small towns. Public transportation, what’s that? Most small towns are rural. They don’t have public transportation. The closest thing they have to public transportation is what’s now known as Uber but without the app. A person calls someone who lives…
Read MoreBeaver Builder, Meet Shannon
I’ve been working on a new site design and build for Shannon Communications, a branding and communications consultancy here in San Antonio. This site is an expression of the brand she’s built, but it’s also an expression of everything I love to, for whom, and learning and applying what I’ve learned. I’ve had an ongoing…
Read MoreWhy Sliders Aren’t Doing What You Think: A Good Idea for Your Website?
So few users ever interact with sliders. If “only around 1% of users click on sliders (Erik Runyon)”, you’ve potentially lost a lot of leads or repeat business.
Read MoreBrian Johnson Insurance
This site was designed and tested with users 65+ years of age.
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