don london web design

Before

This is a genealogy site that was hosted on RootsWeb. The gray background does not make for an attractive site.

The owner wanted to expand the site and make it more dynamic, as well as improve its findability on search engines.

The next phase will be to create an eCommerce solution so copyrighted photographs may be licensed or sold online.

After

I was asked to repair a web form that was non-functioning on the owner’s site.  The form was connected to a lead-generation service crucial to the client’s real estate business.

After the form was fixed, it was necessary to create input validation to make sure users were entering all required information, and that the data was formatted correctly as, for example, the email address and phone number.  This was accomplished by generating JavaScript code using Dreamweaver.

I also repaired another form page using the same technique, created a results page for this form, created a new page Template, and cleaned up non-validating code in the WordPress php Templates.

Home Page of American Family Short Sale

Form tabbed through without data entered.

Input boxes w/name fields filled in, but incorrect formats for others.

All entries filled in and validated. Now Submit button is clicable.

Client is a singer/songwriter who needed better web presence than only Facebook and MySpace. This is a free WordPress theme with artist-designed graphics added.

This is a WordPress theme enhanced with graphics designed by artist friend of client.

Current theme in use on site

New header graphic created by artist to match theme's look and feel. I replaced header text with this clickable image.

Original social networking icons painted by the client's artist friend. Each button is an active link.

This a special graphic created by the artist I placed in the sidebar template.

Site owner is national fitness guru who needed to increase his email campaign and convert his popular blog to a full-featured website. Site was set up in WordPress using premium theme.

Original site: Chad Waterbury

First revision, color scheme lightened and switched to one sidebar

He switched from Constant Contact to GetResponse which required a new form for the header.  I did some redesign to the site, then developed a new banner.

Proposal #1 new banner

Proposal #2 revised banner design

Proposal #3 - 2nd Revision New Banner

This is Chad's final banner. Great work by another graphic designer!