Andy Zinn needed a website built that would help him establish his web presence and his expertise as a craftsman of fine wood furnishings. We started with a new logo idea at first and then took the logo that Andy used on his furniture, smoothed it out in Photoshop and using beautiful polished wood effect created a website design that models the time-tested techniques Andy uses to build his peices.

This design is implemented in the Site Builder by Powerhouse and the site is accessible here.

Dr. Ed Wuensch's office manager came to us with a request to get their website - DrWuensch.com updated. So after movin the website to my hosting service, we set their website up to use the Site Builder by Powerhouse in order to build and maintain their website effectively and efficiently.

I redesigned their website to maintain a simple text based site. The website that they had been using was fairly out of date technology-wise and content-wise. The old design utilized a very search engine unfriendly design technology called frames.

Using much of the images from the previous website, I opted for a clean single page layout using more recent standards for design technology. The result is a simple but elegant design that is much more search engine friendly.

And now... they don't have to wait to get their website updated. They can log in and change it at anytime from any internet enabled location.

The Skeg-Protector.com website was a clean start. The owner had found a design he liked somewhere else and I used that design idea changing the color palette to greens and blues.

I selected Georgia for my font exclusively on this project because after studying the audience for this product there were less acquainted with the normal sans-serif fonts and more with the serif fonts like Times New Roman. Georgia is a good fresh substitute for Times New Roman and very readable. Since the audience is more used to print when reading, I chose Georgia.

I had already designed the Skeg-Protector Logo for the customer so incorporating it wasn't a challenge.

The Site uses Zen-Cart for everything. All the pages and, of course, shopping cart funtions are handled by Zen.

In an effort to keep the search engine spiders coming back and finding something new, I incorporated some fishing & boating news links using rss that link back to articles on the About.com website.

I will be continuing to develop this website to include an affiliate/partner program allowing their customers to sell the product and earn commission by telling their friends.

PowerUpRadio.org is designed to connect listeners to Christian praise music not written or performed by the larger Christian music industry. The artists featured here are smaller names with local followings in their respective cities and states.

This site is being designed to feature the radio broadcasts as well as artist information and songs for purchase.

The design is inspired by the logo name. When I heard about this idea I wanted to see someone worshiping outside of the box as it were. The idea that they are fully expressing their true desire to connect with their creator bringing glory to Him.

HillCountryAlpacas.com knew exactly what they wanted when they called. They sent me a drawing of exactly what they wanted as far as layout. They even had their logo designed in Word Art and I was able to put together a simple website that met their expectations.