This is a get-something-up-ASAP type of site. I will probably do a custom WordPress theme for them in the future, but for now I’m just going to use the free Weaver theme. This theme is great for getting something up quickly because it has lots of options, so every site that uses it doesn’t necessarily have the same look.
Another site for the Caprivi region in Africa. The client who requested the original Caprivi site that I did a few years ago (caprivivision.com) is a busy guy! This one is for a youth organization to keep young people in that area connected and involved.
This is a site that I’ve been involved with since 2006 and I just got the go-ahead for a redesign! Yay!
This will be a two-site deal for an organization that writes and sells Christian books and produces Christian music. I’ll be trying out the GetShopped WordPress plugin on this one.
Notice how some retailers will ask you if you want to round your purchase up to the next full dollar amount and donate that amount to a charity? This is one of the companies that do that. The site will be a pretty basic wordpress design using some of my favorite plugins: Custom Contact Forms, Subpage Summary and nomoreIE6.
Caprivi Justice Action Network is an organization appealing to the international court regarding injustice in Caprivi in Namibia, Africa.
Silly me… I suggested a major layout change and they liked it. The programmer is busy working to implement it, but you can have a sneak peek.
I’m working up some promotional materials for PRIA’s upcoming booth at the Auburn Campmeeting. They need a backdrop, fliers or brochures, giveaway items and “donation cards” (business cards). FUN!
Woo! The new StoreVu.com site has gone live!
I’m also working on a brochure for their sales staff.
StoreVu.com is a fully functional site for companies to publish their coupons to consumers. If you visit the site, though, it needs… help… design wise. I am working with the owner, marketer and developer on a new face for the site. You can see our progress here: www.storevu.com/TEST/
Here is a screen capture of the original site before I started in on it.
