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We work together to make a custom designed website that stands out from the crowd. You have unique business needs so I create a one-of-a-kind site to matchno designs are ever repeated. On top of that, Ill reflect your style. From clean and modern to ornate and stylish, the site should look like you. Well discuss what you really want, and need, so both you and your customers are happy.
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Behind the scenes, youll have confidence your site is well organized, moves smoothly, and takes very little time to load. With clear usability principles, I deliver sites that are easy to navigate and welcoming to your customers. I specialize in Flash and dont support HTML or e-commerce.
change images and text yourself.
The time I take to code your site properly from the beginning makes it easy for you to adjust elements in the future with simple instructions from me. Why shouldnt you have the flexibility to maintain your site on your own as your business grows?
the portfolio.
Ive been thrilled to partner with many talented people from around the country in a diverse range of industries. Learn more about specific projects by scrolling through the list to the left and clicking on a name to see a video of the site in action. You can also read a bit about each project and find out what clients say about working with me.
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Alan’s extraordinary paintings shine in a modern shell reminiscent of his architectural aesthetic. A rainbow of thumbnails gives his clients a clear view of the breadth of his work. Off-center paintings close to reveal a full browser of thumbs showcasing his newer work in the recent gallery. Half size thumbs save space for his archive section that impressively goes all the way back to 1999.
www.alansalabert.comErin’s site is simple, but that doesn’t mean that we skimped on the design. Four straightforward links take her clients directly to the good stuff. Classy sepia images of some of her events intrigue their interest while they are reading about her, her services, her praise or getting in touch.
www.alloraeventdesigns.comA calligrapher handcrafted the stunning logo that draws out as this site loads. Once inside the site, the menu auto hides to keep clutter away from the soft swirls and flower branches that frame Allyson’s amazing images beautifully. Each subsection in the portfolio and each page on the site changes mood with color. Why pick one color, when you can have a whole collection?
www.allysonmagda.comApril’s new site is a great example of how quality professional photographs can make a world of difference. Her amazing arranging skills pop off the slate blue shell proving that she really does excel at making everything pretty. Clear scrollable thumbnails display April’s vibrant blooms and unique mixtures of texture.
April’s old site was always a favorite. Here’s it is just in case you’ve been missing it.
This one is definitely out of the box. I sent Ardeshir a basic layout of his site in templates. He printed them out, and then he literally painted his website. We then scanned them in and built his website out of his paintings! Little flying angels from his paintings fly across the screen randomly, and even the scrollbars, video controls and navigation buttons are uniquely Ardeshir’s creations.
We built the Artisan Events site back in 2005, and it is still one of the most content heavy sites I’ve made to date. Home to a ton of magnificent images, useful copy and impressive press, this site demonstrates Artisan’s many talents and still feels spacious and welcoming.
www.artisanevents.comA balance of masculine blue, true to Austin’s photojournalistic roots, contrasts white swirls pretty enough for weddings. We added a little flourish behind his logo and decorated other pages with it cohesively. Progressive load videos with hand-coded timeline and volume scrubbers exhibit his spectacular videos.
www.austinwalton.comA swank logo animates on classy red as the site loads. Organic white lines sweep across fabulous photos of the always chic and stylish Food Fashionista on each page. Bold yet concise copy gives you the authentic low-down on the ever inspired Chef Lisa Hines.
www.bellaluxe.netPeeks of each show aligned neatly in rows parade the vast amounts of work from this brilliant designer. Instead of separating scenic and lighting, we combined the galleries to illuminate each section by toggling the menu buttons. Brian is practically famous, so his impressive resume is organized both chronologically and alphabetically.
www.briansidneybembridge.comBroken Oak is a small gallery off the beaten path in Thousand Oaks, CA with an assortment of BIG names in Outsider Art. Basic grey keeps the palette neutral to allow for each artist’s collection to shine. Interest is accomplished with movement. The boxes framing images and even the text areas on the contact form glide open from the center.
I had tons of fun in Photoshop making this vintage inspired site that displays Vicki’s one of a kind invitations. Ochre and blue branches flow out from behind the aged texture of the frame. The main links, next/previous buttons and page numbers slide playfully from the frame like little pieces of paper.
A timeline of map points, images and interesting tidbits displays Cearnal’s 20+ years of amazing architecture in Southern California. Popup thumbs in the portfolio section give you a sneak peak to the gallery you’ll see when you click through. The team at Cearnal is a fun bunch, the profile section showcases their personalities and the company’s extracurricular activities.
www.cearnal.comWe simplified Cameron’s logo into two colors and decorated his information with a clean and professional style that still appealed to his wedding clients. The team’s personality is showcased with pimp black on black photos and personal bios. Links for client’s to plan their event helps keep the business in order. The multi-track music player was a no-brainer, of course.
www.creativesoundsdjs.comStunning “after” photos starkly contrast the “befores” and demonstrate what an incredible difference Amy can make in a space. The services and menu tabs cleverly all start with the letter i. Design i’s site is clean, clear, and easy to navigate. Amy’s press section is modest yet famously decorated.
www.design-i-interiors.comThe crisp and clean white on white is garnished by dotted swirls that show off Dia’s style. Spectacular vertical and horizontal images in the gallery transition to reveal pops of cyan and lime behind them. The scroller on the right lines the frame with fun squares to navigate through the images.
www.diarao.comMixing textures, green stripes and a damask pattern blend together with a touch of pink making this site perfect for the Dilly Lily Fillies. Ample images of striking arrangements help clients dream up ideas for their special occasions. One click to a thumb allows users a fast and straightforward way to email that photo to a friend. Individual photo galleries embellish praise and buzz page’s press and past events. Multiple contact forms direct users to get in touch.
www.dillylily.comFloramor was the brain child of Caroline at BigMango.com. We collaborated way back in 2004, and thankfully the flourished design has stood the test of time. The gradient background fluidly transitions color with each organic theme. Graphic sliding movement in between images gives you a sliced glimpse of the next image you’ll see.
www.floramor.comA vibrant linen background and delicate graphic blossoms offset a chic pink & off-white shell, striped with vintage inspired flourishes. A mix of sweeping and serif fonts add a decorative feel to the scoop about Nicole. Little thumbs in the portfolio give you a peek of the full size images that show off Nicole’s fantastic and diverse arranging talents.
www.fleurcouture.comThis one isn’t a website, but it isn’t just any logo mark either. Hall Wines gave me the impossible task of simplifying one of Frank Gehry’s buildings into one color. From models and photographs, we captured the movement of the organic lattice that will form the roof when this building is complete in 2010. Working with the legendary Gehry, be it from a far, was an honor worth the challenge.
Vichelle was invited to put her creatively inspired and technically precise purses in the American Music Awards gift bags for a select bunch of celebrities. Here’s the catch, the purses had to be in the mail in 5 days and the site had to be up in 10. So we each put on our superhero capes. She made 25 bags by hand. I made a logo, hangtags, business cards, bag labels, and an entire website. All fueled by my love for our friendship, a whole bunch of coffee and very little sleep! Since that fun week, we have gone back and added a ton more content to the site.
www.ichi-v.comPops of orange decorate this clean and sharp site. Interest and imagination is showcased in the movement. Circle thumbs grow to reveal a little more and the portfolio’s submenu slides away when it’s not needed. Adorable faces and magical moments come to life with a bubble mask inspired by the circles in Jen’s logo.
www.jendoanphotography.comThis site feels like a hip denim company with a concrete inspired texture and cyan curved parallel lines. The huge images are stunning. Multiple galleries are hidden by a submenu that slides out when users are looking for it. Jessica and Nathan’s bio illustrates just how fun and clever they are. Tons of magazine covers brag about their many accolades and praise gets personal with pictures of their clients.
www.jessica-johnston.comSurprises of color on each page frame brilliant photos of striking arrangements and events, showing off Kathleen’s uber chic style. Captions placed neatly over the images tell you more about her philosophy. The press page follows a “simple is always better” theme displaying only the covers of magazines.
www.kathleendeerydesign.comBubble gum pink polka dots, can it get more adorable? Sweet little faces framed in loose stitches make this site fun and fantastic. The site frame is an expansion of Lisa’s fabulous logo. Image numbers line up like candy for navigation. This site is splendidly cute and informative at the same time.
www.lisalkids.comThe menu on Mi Belle waves into a new place on each page with a little bounce and a whole bunch of style. An elegant handmade design flanks the logo and adds a touch of professionalism. Clever bio pages for each team member boast cool, youthful senses of humor. Michelle and Josh have a passion for their business that you can’t miss with tons of phenomenal images throughout the site.
This site is the epitome of content takes center stage, but we really didn’t have to do much to make these breathtaking, grand images shine. A centered white box slides in and out to frame each image individually while navigation elements stay still so you don’t lose your place. Sub-sectioned into seven main galleries, each one leaves you wishing there was more.
www.mrobinsonphoto.comUp until recently, Michelle only shot only black & white, and the subtle grey balances her new colored shots just as simply and understated as it framed the black & whites. Her documentary style wedding photography oozes character, and she always captures unexpected moments like a super creative fly on the wall. Don’t forget to check out the documentary section, the photos are deep and breathtaking.
www.mfphotos.comCamille let me run with an idea to create tinted organic vines and blossoms that grow from the bottom of the browser. Oh how I’m glad she did, the result is both modern and memorable. The transparent white content box lets the background design peek through on each page. A juxtaposition of modern and whimsical fonts add character to the content. The portfolio, sectioned by individual weddings, has impeccable images that show what a master Camille is at her craft.
www.moderndaydesign.comFruits and veggies decorate the homepage, enticing you with just a taste. Served up by season, three sample menus make you hungry for Melissa’s organic delights, creatively hand-crafted from locally grown, sustainable foods.
www.monogrammeevents.comThis is another site that required a cape. Emily designed her fabulous site and I put it together just in time to be up and on display for a stationery show. Originally it was intended as a quick place-holder site, but we love it so much we just restructured and added more content. Her work really sparkles, with clever phrases spelled out in fancy modern fonts. The cards she sends me in the mail go straight on my inspiration wall ( the fridge! ).
www.orangebeautiful.comWho doesn’t like paper and chocolate? Although one tastes better than the other, both are necessary for survival. A sample of product offerings showcases this fantastic little store in Dallas. Smooth puzzle transitions take you from one page to the next gracefully.
A minimalist approach and complex mechanics showcase the genius of Ryan’s compelling images. From snowbirds to superheroes, bouncing submenu names categorize clever themes. A playful plus and minus help navigate from one image to the next. His name rolls like a slot machine, connecting users to more information about how quirky and fantastic Ryan is.
www.ryanrobinson.comPolaroids twist in over a purple canvas embellished with orange swirls. Peeks of flourishes show as the gallery slides to reveal Oscar’s sensational photography. The logo flips to double as navigation controls. The music player has a surprise twist, it stays quiet from 8am-5pm, and automatically plays during night and weekend hours.
www.s1weddings.comWhen they arrive, users are greeted warmly by time of day. Elegantly minimalist, each page is adorned by a different one of Ebony’s larger than life patterns. The backgrounds and matching pop colors are adjustable so she can change her mind as often as she wants. Categories separate an assortment of incredible S&G products. A password protected wholesale section keeps some secrets hush-hush. Inviting users into the inner circle, Odds & Ends raves about design, cupcakes, and spys creative uses of S&G’s goods.
Elegantly sherbert, the color on Super 8 Girl is a beautiful contrast to the magically textured black & white super 8 films. A sweeping floral design defines the boundaries naturally. With great depth, grain and character her films demonstrate that Cheryl Mac is a first-class photographer and cinematographer.
www.super8girl.comA sea inspired background floats like soft clouds. Designs composed from coral and kelp flow from behind a clean linear shell lighting Susan’s love for the ocean without distracting from her awe-inspiring photography. An artist profile enlightens users to Susan’s scuba history, endorsed with a moving gallery of personal shots.
www.susandeanphoto.comCasey’s work is showcased on a deep brown base flourished with ornate blue-green leaves and vines. Simple menu choices of blooms, about and hello take users straight to the good stuff. Testimonials fade in and out so you can see her client’s praise while perusing a gallery of fabulous floral arrangements.
www.elegantpetal.comFour images of Joy’s marvelous work poised on an off-white silhouette balance a pixel textured brown background. A terrific organic design draws out from under the logo. Three easy links sprinkled with more great arrangements get the point across clearly.
www.theprimpetal.comThe combination of orange and red is just as bold and memorable as Dean and Suzanne’s incredible photography. Grand photos slide open vertically from the center over each other. The submenu hides below the frame so users can focus on the images. Fresh recent galleries from nearly yesterday keep clients up to date.
www.thorsenphoto.comPlayful and feminine, pink on white frames Shelly’s wonderful images uniquely. A simple vine flourish decorates just a corner surrounding the logo. The main menu slides down to reveal gallery choices organized by couple where fantastic composite images tell the story of each couples memorable day. The press section demonstrates Shelly’s extensive published history.
www.shellykroeger.comSmooth curls and graffiti inspired splotches frame the New York skyline for this Brooklyn based DJ. Each page slides the urban design into a new landscape. Definitely not lacking in experience or inspiration, tons of mixes are divided into three hip categories. An impressive list of recommended vendors and venues he has spun at prove that Gary has been around the block.
www.74events.comDainty ribbons launch into one of the two main galleries as a tea cup inspired design unravels on a soft gold foundation. Two tiny birds kiss before the slideshow starts again to reveal another captivating photograph. Poised on a nest of negative space, a delicate mix of fonts are just the right balance of old world and modern.
www.amygloverphotography.comSeemingly pencil drawn striped circles and dashed swirls frame Annie O’s outstanding images on this scalable site. A mix of fonts line up evenly to display names, places and a testimonial for each incredible gallery. For a personal touch, finding out more about Annie is easy with six section choices that each rollover to reveal a photograph from her history.
weddings.annieoneillphotography.comInspired by vintage postcards & love letters, the paper-like background resembles a wall as the subtly stamped logo swings to a stop. Once inside, a graceful tree engraved with a heart drops leaves leisurely next to prose that introduces Sarah’s polished plan. Sprinkled with kelly green, this site offers creatively described packages to help brides decide between “a hand holding” or “just a pep talk”. Short praise snippets tell the story of Sarah’s happy past clients.
www.apolishedplan.comQuilted and curled purples match without conflict to showcase the impressively creative letterpress stationery of Articulations Events. Decorative names over a sneak-peak thumbnail present each collection and click through to striking photos paired with detailed specs. A process page dots the i’s and crosses the t’s, calming uncertainty for Beth and Connie’s customers.
www.articulationsevents.comFlame colored wisps borrowed from the logo we created radiate around breathtaking images that make you envy Attic Fire’s travel plans. Before and after controls in the gallery show off their remarkable lighting and post-production skills. Recognizable accolades back up what you already knew from their grand photographs – that these guys, whether working indoors or out, are masters of their craft.
www.atticfire.comA steel plate inspired background gives the site a masculine edge. Multiple galleries named by subject showcase an impressive diversity and skill. A white drop-shadowed frame fits to each amazing image while everything else stays put so you don’t lose your place. Keyboard controls offer the ability to tap an arrow instead of the mouse. Thumbnails tuck away neatly but slide out when you are looking for something specific.
www.barryhillphotography.comBright orange, raspberry and a touch of lime green demonstrate Café Primavera’s energetic personality while a spacious layout and clean design illustrate their impeccable, professional service. A single gallery showcases a sampling of their events and each image boasts another magnificent place they have worked with. Menus on the services page make you hungry for their scrumptious food and demonstrate their impressive connection to venues like the Tech Museum and the Allied Arts Guild. Friendly faces with remarkable résumés entice users to get in touch.
www.cafeprimavera.comA single Talavera ceramic tile inspired the handmade sunny background which we then used to create a new frame for the logo and sprinkled on details throughout the site. Choosing a new gallery is easy with a sliding menu that hides when you don’t need it; illuminating Elizabeth’s stunning photographs that make you dream of exotic faraway places. Supplemental pages allow her images to take center stage with translucent off-center boxes that frame important information.
www.elizabethmedina.comGrey, black and white create a stark modern base, directing focus to the colorful imagery. Fanciful gallery names and changing color palettes couple to highlight the feeling of each unique event. With photos of the grand whole and the tiniest parts, the galleries of Gloria’s magical events show that she leaves no detail overlooked. A mixture of blog features and magazines all in one place, press publicizes Gloria’s amazing accolades.
www.gloriawongdesign.comKaren’s BIG ideas are framed in bold red and golden hues. Goal oriented galleries separate events into inspiring categories. Case study copy slides up with a click, demonstrating her deep experience and telling the memorable story of each event. About excites out of the box thinking and Talent encourages collaboration.
www.ideaswithimpact.comThis is the second website I’ve done for Janae. Complete with a new logo, big images circled in a stylish design on a textured background create an original look. Portfolio drops down to reveal multiple galleries of her amazing work and mini thumbs help find that inspirational image. For a personal touch, each testimonial is coupled with a charming image of the clients giving praise.
www.janaeshields.comDesigned by the amazingly talented Joy Cho of Oh Joy!, this site starts with bold images and a simple enter button. Once inside, links are neatly contained on the left. A clean and spacious layout lets Karen’s fabulous images bask in the limelight. Wedding galleries drop down to showcase an extensive list of destinations. Karen’s accolades are impressive with magazine covers that seem to scroll on forever.
www.karenwise.comModified with a new logo and color scheme, Karen’s Food and Art website uses the same engine behind the scenes as her photography site. Delicious images separated into themed galleries show off her striking work. Press from culinary magazines is just as scrumptious as her photography accolades.
www.foodandart.comVintage inspired pink and gold stripes edge the main box of the website like an old airmail envelope. Kate photographed classic items that inspired her, and like a scrapbook we used them in the background. To keep it interesting, each page slides them into a new arrangement. A long list of wedding galleries present the volume of Kate’s experience and the magnificent quality of her timeless photography.
www.kateheadley.comCollaborating with the brilliant designer, Joanne Kophs, I expanded upon the logo and print collateral that she did for Kristi and Joe to design and build this stunning site. Tons of subtle patterns peppered throughout the site give interest for rollovers or set the mood behind the strikingly beautiful images in different galleries. Little leaves from the logo are animated next to numerous details to tie the brand together.
www.kristilloyd.com/portfolioLisa’s website opens with a bright pop of orange to match her energetic personality, then fades into a warm grey to support the bold color of her events. A sliding menu hides an impressive list of events so the user can focus on the bounty of fabulous images. Praise from an extraordinary list of acclaimed individuals proves that Lisa’s passion and ability to push the creative envelope is unmatched in her industry.
www.lisafeldmandesign.comMelanie Halim of Collective Lines, Inc. created Lisa’s fabulous rebrand and designed this site in the process. They brought me in to put it together and help make sure that the layout made sense. The gold is rich, the green accessible, and overall the whole feel is elegant and professional; a perfect match to Lisa’s photography. Her extensive press section is separated into publications, awards and blog features, all filled to the brim with excellence.
www.lisalefkowitz.comColored like wood grain, an uncomplicated brown on brown design accentuates images of Lyndon’s high-end cabinetry work. Through magnificent composite images, the projects page presents the breath of his capabilities in an easy to use interface. With clear, detailed information on design, production, finishing and installation, understanding the process of working with Lyndon is no sweat for new clients.
www.lyndonheathcabinetry.comA prospective bride is greeted by an invitation-like entry offering a “p.s” for turning off music at work. Modern but whimsical, picture frames enclose each gallery entrance. Tons and tons of amazing images prove that Meg & Charles’ portfolio is nothing but memorable. The blog feature frame slides to a new place on each page and rotates with links to the most recent blog posts. About boasts character while a contact form inspired by the personal touch of a hand written note and the phrase “chicken or fish” gets users in touch.
www.megphoto.comUsing a lot of the old functionality, we updated the Mi Belle site with their fantastic new brand. Four great new patterns accompany the new brand and the loading page loads one of them randomly each time a user visits the site. The glamorous new logo hugs the top with menu items flanked on both sides. We kept a little bit of the playful wave movement from the old site in the submenus. Their breathtaking photographs are now multiple choice: weddings, engaged and of course, kids!
www.mibellephotography.comDelicate details on a soft blush palette balance nicely with romantic letterpress designs. A gallery of images for each invitation captures all of the amazing details. You can almost feel the paper through the photos, illustrating Mimi’s incredible design skills.
www.mika78.comAn angular brown background pattern is professional and accessible. Composited images group together Molly’s bright and brilliant work to show different angles of the same room or include ever so important textures and close-ups. An assortment of fonts adds interest throughout the site, and on the praise page highlight a snippet of each testimonial so readers can get straight to the point.
www.mollymcginness.comBreathtaking images over a marbled natural background give a crisp organic feel. Three simple links get the point across clearly. Scalable images open from the center out, showing that life really does begin outdoors if you work with Dave.
www.discovernaturescapes.comA letterpress embossed logo comes alive as this cool, modern site begins. Creative menu names lift on rollover to reveal a descriptive subtitle. Legibly sized thumbnails establish a foundation for all of the amazing collections Lindsay & Brad carry. Users can alternatively navigate through full-size images once they click on a thumb.
www.paper-ink.comTim & Morgan couldn’t decide what color they wanted, so the pop color randomly loads from a choice of four each time a user visits the site. Modern layered stripes attract your attention as they slide around to a new position on each page. Spectacular large photos and incredible videos that play with one click express the many talents of Paper Tiger.
www.papertigermedia.caPosh Events launches with a bold start; a huge logo on a bright pink background draws the user in. Mellowed color inside frames four straightforward links that easily take clients to the essential information. Defined by pop color, we tweaked each image so that all of the “pops” would make a matching statement throughout the site.
www.makeitposh.netA truly inspired photographer and writer, designing a site that fit Regina just right was a task I’m proud to say I succeeded at. Whimsical strokes of watercolor allow grey to stand its ground while orange pops for attention. Sneak-peak thumbs paired with crafty creative names introduce the galleries. Once inside, prose-like copy explains Regina’s vision while your eye cannot help but be wowed by her magnificent images.
www.reginajoans.comBotanical drawings presented in a mixture of sunny colors feel like a spring garden. Buzzing bees randomly fly by. Whimsical, but sophisticated and easy to navigate, this site has two main galleries that show the breadth of Sayles’ inspiring 15 plus years of experience.
www.sayleslivingstonflowers.comSonhar Events wanted a website that was lavish and over the top like an Indian wedding, but still modern and grounded. Royal purple and rich gold blend with a mix of colors and traditional patterns creating a feel that is luxurious but still subtle for these amazing 21st century wedding & event planners.
www.sonharevents.comTons of patterns are neatly tucked into fun circles that spin when your mouse brushes over them. A little off center, a little eccentric, super professional and a whole lot of fun, this site mirrors the talented chicks at Table 6. With expanding locations across the country, we tucked submenus and copy into tabbed areas to keep the site clean and informative.
www.table6productions.comElegant, artistic and sophisticated, this vintage French inspired site is SO upscale. The new logo we whipped up sets the stage for font mixes and petite details. The gallery has pages and pages of tantalizing arrangements, each uniquely inspiring. Praise is an impressive combination of press, awards and testimonials.
www.toulies.comBrown, blue & pink balance a textured off-white, giving this site a polished and stylish feel. Elegant, contemporary and a little girlie, swirly flourishes slide with the box to frame each page. Numerous fonts blend together throughout the site to give personality to the amazing work that Gail and Hester do.
www.weddingsoiree.commake people happy.
solve problems.
seduce audiences.
stretch.
individuality is non-negotiable.
quality is in the detail.
do your homework.
stop, collaborate and listen.
design, code, paint, stitch, create.
treat yourself to gluten-free cookies.
simple only looks easy.
keep promises.
no shortcuts in artistry.
inspiration is everywhere.
beauty and function were meant for each other.
content takes center stage.
explore.
clutter is for desks not websites.
laugh often.
love your cat.
bow to the divine in others.
Im excitable. I geek out on writing new algorithms, play 'I Spy' with the fonts and pantone colors peppering San Francisco, and am just as likely to be making a brush stroke as a mouse stroke. Im inspired by the clever.
Im driven. My clients are world class in their own right, so its not easy making them look better. Armed with a BS in CS from the College of Enginerds at UCSB, a touch of OCD, and a right-brain that pleads for everything to be pretty, Im on it.
Im real. Team meetings at dstripe include you, me and my reluctant cat, Leo. (Typos? Oh, theyre his.) Thats it. Weve been making flash happen for ten years and loving every day. Drop me a line. Im in.
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