Hilltop House is a non-profit assisted living facility in Brattleboro, VT. They needed a web site so that folks searching the Internet for assisted living facilities would be able to find them. We created a site that conveys some of the elegance and warmth of Hilltop House itself, with plenty of photos (and information) so […]

The Southeastern Vermont Regional Marketing Group wanted a web site to showcase everything that’s cool about Southern Vermont for the benefit of tourists considering a trip. They wanted it to be interactive too so that area businesses would be able to add their own directory listings and events. And they wanted to feature a range […]

The Vermont Dairy Goat Association was looking for a professional-looking site that they could maintain themselves to market their group and its activities. We decided on WordPress as the platform for their site because it has all the tools the average user needs to manage their own site and is easy to customize and extend. […]

David Ryan came to us for a simple brochure site with a lot of pictures and architectural drawings that he wanted to display. We wanted his site to reflect the kind of elegant architectural design Ryan does himself, so we created a simple page template to show off the photos. The header features a row […]

After many years in the pharmaceutical industry, Dr. Jeffrey Allard decided to set out on his own. Today, hanging out your own shingle means getting a web site, and he duly ordered one from us. He wanted the site to look familiar and appropriate to industry professionals without being generic. Since blue is the industry […]

North Country Organics, an organic fertilizer manufacturer and distributor, woke up one day to discover that they had a ten year old web site. Once serviceable, even attractive, it had become something of a marketing liability. North Country’s goal was to look as good or better on the web as any of their competitors, with […]

Petfinder.com have hired us in the past to do fun Flash gizmos for their web site visitors. In 2009, they contacted us about doing a Christmas interactive for kids, featuring musical animals. Their concept was to parody the popular interactive music games, which was a tall order but we were psyched, partially because we love […]

Adrian Segar was in the process of self-publishing a manual entitled Conferences That Work, and needed a web team to design and produce an interactive site to promote the book. We chose WordPress as the content management system, because it had all the features our client needed and the administrative tools are easy to use. […]

The owner of The Book Cellar and Bartleby’s Books called us to create a custom web site for their bookstores, to include e-commerce using their existing software. They wanted to be able to have blogs, a calendar, newsletter signup, and other features, as well as the ability to update the site themselves. We recommended WordPress […]

Landmark College in Putney, VT called on us to help them design a new web site for their Admissions Department. They were particularly interested in using the site to further marketing of their programs for AD/HD and Learning Disabled students to both prospective students and their parents. To that end, we interviewed students and parents […]