DayOne came to us to build a new website from the ground up in collaboration with their graphic designer. This is the original Homepage, which launched around Thanksgiving of 2010. About a year later, the company decided that they wanted a directional change to their website. They came to us for a redesign, which lauched in December 2011 (next slide).

The new Homepage features:

• Interactive slideshow
• Social media ties-ins
• Workshops & Classes schedules and registration
• Gift Registry access
• Blog and Video highlights

All of this is content managed, so the client can use an admin panel to keep the content updated.

There are several pages of Classes and Workshops, where users can register online.

Realtor Doug Buenz came to us with a multitude of ideas on how to captivate his target audience.  To make his vision a reality, we designed 680Homes.com from the ground up.  Planning phases included Wireframes, then Design Mockups. The finished site has a PHP templating system with a custom administrative interface, providing an easy way to change site-wide assets and administrate key areas of the site.  The site features a wealth of content about area homes and neighborhoods, along with video, and a blog feed to the Homepage.

Designer Alex Farnum brought us in to make his designs a reality. Bianchi Fitness features a Javascript-powered two-level navigation system.

Connections365 needed a friendly yet authoritative website to promote their medical monitoring products to seniors and assisted living centers.  After a brief planning phase, we designed their site from the ground up.  The site features a Home animation and automated News box linking to the News section.

The Doctors at Bayspring Medical needed a simple, custom site to represent their professionalism.  We worked with them to get a good sense of their aesthetics, and delivered a site built in WordPress for ease of maintenance.

The client, an established provider of services, classes, and products for new parents in three Bay Area locations, wanted to overhaul their website. We worked with the client’s graphic designer to help architect the site. We then built a Content Management System (CMS), enabling Day One's marketing team to maintain the site. Users can sign up and pay for classes and workshops, buy memberships, and browse a wealth of information.

Therapist Leslie Davenport came to us anticipating the publicatiton of her first book.  We designed the website from the ground up, starting with a Planning phase to determined the site's structure and content.  After exploring various nature themes, we found the perfect photograph around which to center the Homepage, in the stock collection of a photographer we knew.  The site features audio recordings, and an Events page powered by Wordpress.

Shotokan Karate International, United States Federation wanted to be able to update their own site without needing to worry about the typical complexities of a CMS. We powered our original design with a custom CodeIgniter CMS to provide them with the combined power and simplicity that they needed.

With an aging design and a need for e-commerce, Nancy Castelli had us revamp BalanceSF.com and power it with ExpressionEngine to allow her to easily update the site and manage the e-commerce aspects herself.

Looking to breathe new life into their aging site, ProHorizons turned to us to implement an intranet, public-facing site, and numerous membership benefits and features using an ExpressionEngine and an attractive new design.

Tierra Interactive provided design and development services for Physician's Reimbursement Fund, Inc. (PRF).  PRF provides medical professional liability coverage to Northern California physicians and other healthcare professionals.  In addition to the public site, we also built a members-only area where their clients can access key information about risk management.