After many years of operating entirely offline, the trustees of Meeting House Hill Cemetery decided to make their organization and the historic Meeting House Hill Historic Site (and active cemetery) more accessible to the public. We were called in to create a simple site to introduce Meeting House Hill and to provide information about the […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
This Vermont snowmobile club needed to provide its members with a way to buy and renew trail memberships online. Since the forms were complex — GMTB needs to know about each and every sled registered — a simple contact form wouldn’t do. We set them up with a mobile-friendly WordPress site with the a streamlined […]
Safe & Green is a nonprofit organization devoted to shutting down a nuclear plant and finding safe and green alternative sources of power to replace it. With rapidly approaching organizational deadlines, MuseArts was hired to re-design their site. We began with logo design, giving them a fresh, professional look, then used this to develop their […]
