A site for the African Language Materials Archive. The client needed a Wordpress site. I adapted a very basic Wordpress design and customized it to meet the client's requirements.
Portfolio
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A site for a quilt guild, Concord Piecemakers Guild. This site was designed to be simple and clear. The files were written so that the client has been able to carry out site mainenance independently.
A site for a quilt guild, Burlington Quilters' Guild. The guild wanted a single page with basic information about themselves and their show, presented in an easily understandable way. It features quilt-related graphics I created.
A site for a vacation rental, Gull Cove House. This redesign of a do-it-yourself web site enabled the site owner to make extensive choices about presentation and content.
A financial education site, Start Money Smart. Using an overall design provided by the client, we worked together to customize the design to the growing and changing needs of her business.
A site for an organizing business, MJOrganizers. This clear, straightforward design is intended to focus attention on the content.
A site for fiction writer, Norman Waksler. Each page has a different layout while maintaining unity of design across the site.
A site for Fabric Corner, a "bricks and mortar" and now online fabric store. I am responsible for the design, development and maintenance of the main site as well as the design of the online store.
Notes:
Jargon version: Except where indicated, I designed, developed and maintain the above sites.
Non-jargon version: I arranged and organized the content, created graphics, and did the coding to make the sites. Now I add new material and make changes to keep the sites up to date. The one exception is that I didn't do the coding for the things that run Fabric Corner's online store.
These sites are designed to work at different browser window and font sizes. Try it out for yourself.
