Launch

Business Type:
Venture Capitalist

Description:
QHV was in desperate need of a new website. They wanted something clean and modern and that showed something iconographic representing the City. The site is relatively light on content and serves mainly as a sources of information for the QHV team members.

Programmer:
SubScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Politics

Description:
Mark needed a simple and clean website to give the voters of San Francisco a way to learn more about him. Visitors can donate to his campaign as well as connect with him on Twitter and Facebook. The website will be expanded early next year to inform the voters where Mark stands on various issues.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Interior/Architectural Design

Description:
Hannah needed a new website and online portfolio to help in the job hunt as she and her husband moved up to Napa. The resulting flash site includes thorough information, dozens of photos, and even some of the structural drawings and floorplans.

Programmer:
Studios 4thirteen

Business Type:
Mobile Applications

Description:
Mvizia is/was a startup company focusing on Internet Applications for print publications. I presented the intial concept, and they decided to outsource the creative to India. Real nice! Still, the concept is strong.

Launch

Business Type:
Interior Design

Description:
Rose never had a website before. So I was honored that she would trust me enough to bring her business online. She liked the style of thumbnail that I had used on the SCCB site. I incorporated that functionality into a new design, and she loved it. I also worked with her to shoot several of the properties.

Programmer:
Studios 4thirteen

Launch

Business Type:
General Contractor

Description:
The owner of Santa Cruz County Builders hired me to create and flash-driven site for him. Not only did I design and build the site, but I also shot many of the locations for him as well. The result is a clean, modern interface giving the user access to both information and samples of the work.

Programmer:
Studios 4thirteen

Launch

Business Type:
Motorcycle Shop

Description:
OSC (Old School Customs) had a site built for them many, many.... many years ago. They had since rebranded themselves and begun working closer with insurance agencies for repairs. This new site was a shot in the arm for them, helping them reach out to casual bike owner while remaining loyal to their hardcore Harley loyalists.

Programmer:
subScripts

Business Type:
Home Improvement

Description:
SCKB wanted a website with complete listings of their suppliers, products, and photography. SVKB, their other store, needed to have the same look, but with different content. Both were built in .php and had flash components.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Photographer

Description:
My wife wanted an all-flash site to display the photography from many of her weddings. She picked colors, fonts, and the design concepts. And I made it all work. Check it out! Her pictures are amazing!

Programmer:
Studios 4thirteen

Launch

Business Type:
Healthcare Television Entertainment

Description:
TVR was beginning a search for a new, big-time fancy Ad Agency in New York. While this epic search went on (it was expected to last 6-9 months), they had need of a designer to handle their marketing needs. So they hired little ol' Studios 4thirteen from Watsonville, California. But they were so impressed with the quality of work (this website, email blasts, direct mail, datasheets) that they just ended up using me for the next 2 years. Pretty cool.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Musician

Description:
Collin wanted a small website to promote the launch of his first solo CD. This all flash site allows visitors to listen to tracks, read lyrics, and get more information about the artist.

Programmer:
Studios 4thirteen

Launch

Business Type:
Custom Furniture

Description:
Exquisite Designs needed a website on which they could promote and sell their high-end custom furniture - you should see this stuff - it's beautiful. The site allows access to dozens of products and a hundred photos. The shopping cart also allows visitors to order many of the products online.

Programmer:
Curb47

Business Type:
Product Development & Management

Description:
Aperial is a business team whose principals have decades of experience in interactive television networks in the healthcare industry. This is the first website their company launched with. The site was built in .php and used flash components as well. A backend system allowed system updates as well as visitor registration.

Aperial as since switched to a droopal/blog type format.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Home Improvement (not the Tim Allen kind)

Description:
Aptos Glass has been in business since 1991, but they've never had a website. And I was very pleased with the opportunity to help them enter the online world. Within a week of launching their site, interest calls and the requests for bids shot up through the roof. The client was truly grateful.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Web Development

Description:
subScripts needed to update the previous website. Though many of the elements stayed the same from the previous version (which I also designed), the interface and graphics just needed an updated. Voila!

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Property Management

Description:
After creating their logo and identity package, SWCM also wanted a small website. The result allows quick access to information about the client, the properties they oversee, and access to a Lease Application pdf file.

Programmer:
subScripts

Launch

Business Type:
Patent Applications

Description:
CCPA needed a dramatic improvement in their online presence, but they wanted a site that was clean and granted access to a lot of information. The .html site is now updated internally by their staff.

Launch

Business Type:
Online Applications

Description:
Formopia wanted a redesign of their existing website. Many of the interface elements needed to stay the same including the size and color of the tabs as well as the overall color scheme of the site.

Photoshop files were delivered to the client and the site was programmed in-house.

Programmer:
Formopia

Launch

Business Type:
Construction

Description:
After building their first website in 2004, Meade came back in 2007 ready for an update. Visually we added more depth to the graphics and added animated banners on each page. The website also maintains its Administrative backend which allows the client to easily update the website in-house quickly.

Programmer:
subScripts