Category Archives: Portfolio

Here’s a band website that I developed. It’s our Christian band One Less Lost. This is a WordPress platform with a downloaded open source theme which I’ve modified slightly. You’ll note the Twitter and Facebook feed in the right column. … Continue reading →

What Russ, the owner, needed: Here’s a case where he already had an existing site with plenty of good content, but needed a new design, new navigation, and to basically combine two sites with two different technologies to make the … Continue reading →

What they needed: Here’s a case where they already had an existing site with plenty of content, but needed a new design and new navigation. What I did: I created a fresh, clean, professional design and re-organized their navigation to … Continue reading →

What they needed: They wanted a way to communicate with parents of Cub Scouts, Leaders, and the Cub Scouts themselves, as well as more visibility for Cub Scouts in the North Conway, New Hampshire area. What I did: Since I’m … Continue reading →

What they needed: Again, as a division of the Memorial Hospital in North Conway, New Hampshire, they wanted a website that had the same style as the other divisions, but their own character and content. What I did: based on … Continue reading →

What they wanted: as a division of the Memorial Hospital in North Conway, New Hampshire, management wanted websites with a similar look and “feel,” but their own distinctive character and content. What I did: I developed the site on WordPress, … Continue reading →

What they needed: They wanted a dynamic website that would tell visitors exactly who they were, what they did, showed information on all their providers, services, a place to write articles, employment opportunities, and a place where patients could create … Continue reading →

What they needed: The Conway Public Library wanted to re-organize their site, and also wanted a facelift. They had a huge amount of content and no consistent way to organize it. The navigation was different on every page, making it … Continue reading →

What they needed: Here’s a site that’s been developing rapidly since 1996. Since the dawn of the modern internet, when the name Amazon was still associated with a river in South America, this site has gone through monumental changes. Right … Continue reading →