websites with character
Severe Clear Healing
In 2001, immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attack, a small non-profit in New York City began collecting stories from people across the country about how they had experienced and dealt with the trauma of that event. This past year, Terri Laxton Brooks, the director of that non-profit, approached us about building a website that would use those stories to help people deal with recent public trauma, like COVID-19.
LNF Weekly
We’re located in San Antonio’s vibrant South Alamo Street arts and entertainment district. It’s a historic neighborhood. It’s also a true residential community. We built this neighborhood news magazine for the community, to promote its businesses and artists and to discuss its issues. We created it, and now we continue to write for it and act as its editors. At its heart is a database we designed to simplify the publication of regular ‘issues’ of the magazine.
MAC&W
Business law firms tend to be conservative, not flashy. When the law firm Mimari Anderson Cilfone & Watkins talked to us about building a new site for the firm, they wanted something that looked professional. At the same time, they wanted to avoid the usual cliches -- courtroom steps, city skylines -- and instead go for a look that emphasized their Texas focus and clearly stated what qualities make them different.
Marty Krueger, County Supervisor
Marty Krueger is on the board of supervisors for Sauk County, Wisconsin, a mostly-rural county not too far from Madison. He wanted a way that he could better engage with his constituents about the issues facing the county, a way that he could explain issues outside the often-technical language of the county's own website.
Gretchen Rose
Gretchen Rose approached us to create a site for her new children's book, Dune Dragons, set in the beautiful sand dunes along Lake Michigan. We based the design on her favorite photo of the area.
The site now includes many more books, and it's approaching time for a redesign to accommodate the broader variety.
Kay Freeman
Kay Freeman needed a site for her new romance novel, Truth Moon. It was Kay's first novel, but she was already an established artist.
Kay's novel is not a traditional romance, and she didn't want a frilly site with flowers and hearts. We worked with her to develop a site that better represented the personality of her book.
Website Gallery
Here's a sampling of websites we've created. We've selected a range of sites, from a non-profit to a law firm, with more in-between.
Al Rendon Photography
Al Rendon is both an artist and a commercial photographer. His artwork -- documenting the Mexican culture of South Texas -- is in the Smithsonian. His commercial photography has appeared on the covers of Newsweek and People magazines and in national ad campaigns. We designed a website to showcase both sides of his work.