When Connecticut River Transit officially became The Current bus service, they needed their web site to reflect the new branding. The new design had to make it simple for site users to find the buses they need to get where they’re going, while at the same time making it clear at a glance that this… Continue reading
Today I was alerted to the fact that MuseArts is twenty years old. In fact it was a day much like today, warm and hazy, when the two of us trudged off to Somerville City Hall (which was way across town) to file our paperwork. It was a gesture of great optimism lightly dusted with… Continue reading
Redbud Real Estate launched their business in the summer of 2018 and needed a fully functional real estate site fast. The first order of business was to choose the right real estate listing plugin for their needs. We selected one that allows them to display searchable listings for their listing area as well as collect… Continue reading
Although Grace Cottage had just gotten a new site a few years before, marketing needs drove a revised approach to the hospital’s site. The theme was substantially redesigned and “tweaked,” giving it a colorful new look that reflects the hospital’s friendly reputation. As with all large sites, work is ongoing. Next on the list —… Continue reading
Eddie Charbonneau came to us with a very old web site and a new problem — he felt he was spending too much on advertising and wanted his web site to do more to promote his business. This created two goals — improved design and SEO. We redesigned his site to take advantage of the… Continue reading
The Brattleboro Affordable Housing group had a very old static site that had served them reasonably well for over a decade when they suddenly realized that everyone was surfing the web on their phones. It was time for an update. The old site was designed to the standards of the late 90s and looked it…. Continue reading
Grace Cottage Hospital needed work on their aging web site to bring it up to date with current standards and provide site visitors with a useful interface to the hospital’s many services. Working closely with staff, we created a new theme and worked with them to update their content. A dynamic home page features rotating… Continue reading
NWTRCC had an old HTML and PHP-based web site with lots of legacy content that needed to be converted to WordPress and made mobile accessible. Building them an accessible, mobile-friendly web site was only half the battle. The other half was bringing in hundreds of pages of old content and formatting it for the new… Continue reading
Our local humane society called us one week in a panic — their web site had gone down and the web developer was nowhere to be found. Could we give them a new web site by Monday? Yes, we could and did. They were back online with a new site within three days, quite a… Continue reading
Our client needed a new mobile-friendly web site for her catering business, and since we had built her old site, she called us. We knew she needed the update but she liked the look and feel of her old site, including the “placemat” border that surrounds the page. Fortunately, we were able to duplicate the… Continue reading