Complete design and WordPress integration of JeffPayne.net; social media is inherent with Twitter buttons for each entry. Feedburner does the RSS work (both an accessible RSS feed and a RSS feed to email).

The splash page for We Hate Your Site, a user interface and experience testing platform.

Work in this first phase includes logo design, CSS, site design and web graphics. The programming was done separately by two guys much smarter than I am, in a Ruby environment. And the twitter feed is provided by TweetBoard.

Web site for Ten Gallon Hat designs (custom furniture, wooden accessories and other artisan work) built in Wordpress for ease of client maintenance. Includes a jQuery-based sliding panel for image display and organization.

Along with the logo and the bulk of the site’s photography, the web site was built with the end experience in mind. Like Jonathan’s artistic statement, “… Organic forms that combine aesthetic and comfort, while unconventional construction and raw beauty of materials present a true sense of freedom.”

Identity and business card design for Ten Gallon Hat Designs. These cards are foil printed on thin sheets of oak and then cut into 3.5″ by 1.5″ cards by Cards of Wood in Michigan. A second part — not yet implemented — includes a small rectangular white sticker that includes three photos of some of his designs, a kind of mini-portfolio. This will go on the front of the card in the upper right-hand corner.

The outlines were done by a previous designer and we cleaned them up. The font on the logo and on the cards is Eurostile.

Web site for Artifact Workshop Records built in Wordpress for ease of client maintenance. Social media linked, not integrated.

Green Planet Films wanted a simple one sheet html page to announce the new composting mandate in San Francisco and to showcase the episode of Scraphouse featuring the City by the Bay.

Initial mockup of redesign for Navasota/Montgomery web designs, where the focus was on the subtle integration of green inspired elements to convey the nature of natural gas and wind power production. In creating the site, we wanted to ensure that navigation was simple and well integrated into the layout of the site. A natural color scheme (blue, green, orange, brown) was used as a strong asset to elicit the emotional response of a consumer.

Special attention has been placed on the prominence of gradients, rounded elements, white space and type design you find in Web 2.0 trends.

Description of the process pending.

Description of the process pending.

SEO overhaul, web site design, creation of new content and ongoing maintenance for a ticket resale agency. The site was optimized for 800×600, as pictured. Remember 2003?

After five months of extensive content creation, page optimization, site maintenance and reciprocal linking, Coast to Coast Tickets began to track in the top three in Google, Yahoo and AOL for 90% of their key search terms. Modest use of ad words was a part of the campaign as well (Google and Overture mostly).