The Town of Chaplin’s website was built in collaboration with my friends over at Logistics Consulting. Ben and Jessica are a crack team. Great attention to detail and all the technical skills you need to make ur website work for you. This site was built using the Joomla CMS, so the client can update the …
This site belongs to Brad Dobeck. I built it for him using SquareSpace, a CMS service. He updates the content regularly and the site has outstanding search engine results. If you know anyone that wants to go to law school, definitely take at look at PrelawAdvisor.com!
The Healthy Alternative Market is owned and operated by my clients Heidi and Sara Zelonka. Their store is located in Storrs/Mansfield, CT. They wanted a simple website that would integrate the logo that had been designed by their graphic artist and convey basic information about their store. “The Healthy Alternative is dedicated to bring you …
Woodstock Hill Preserves is owned and operated by my client, Maureen Estony. Maureen is a great example of an independent, do-it-yourself client. I set up her WordPress based site, mostly by integrating her existing business logo into a simple template. She does the rest – even added a shopping cart to the site herself. Visit …
Neighbors Paper is owned and distributed by the wonderful Tom King. This great little paper is free and available throughout Eastern Connecticut. Tom previously had a CMS based site that confusing and not flexible enough. We kept his hosting with the same company but did an overhaul on the site, switching it to a WordPress …
The Northeaset Connecticut Farmers Markets are farmers markets held most days of every week, Spring through Fall. That’s a lot of opportunity to get FRESH LOCAL food! They are organized and attended by an amazing group of farmers in the “Quiet Corner” of Connecticut. Northeast Connecticut Farmers’ Markets are open in Danielson, Putnam, Brooklyn and …
Ross Physical Therapy is owned and operated by Rick Ross. This site used to be a “static html” site that I built for them using Dreamweaver. But when they moved and needed their address and some content updated, I took the opportunity to convert the site to WordPress. I think my favorite part of this …
