Hoboken Artists Open Their Doors for the 2010 Studio Tour
Fall is my favorite season and not just because it finally gets cooler, and the trees look pretty, but some of my favorite local events come around again. Yesterday, I…
Read moreMake Your Branding Message Clear – How Many Words Does It Take?
When it comes to using the right amount of words, how many are too many or too little? Some companies love the one word brand or title. In movie titles,…
Read moreWebsite Designer vs Programmer, Creative or Technical, Which Do You Need?
Over the past 11+ years I’ve been creating websites for my clients, I’ve often come across people who are really confused about the difference between a website designer and a…
Read moreTop 10 Website Mistakes – Time to Update or Check Your Site
I have been designing and building websites since 1998, and as the languages, platforms and technicalities change, it’s more important than ever to be sure your site has been built…
Read moreTop Ten List – WordPress Blog Tips
I have been designing custom WordPress themes for a while now and it has become the platform website/blog of choice with business people all over. I tutor my clients once…
Read moreKennebunkport Lobster Company
I’m thrilled to be designing a new website for the Kennebunkport Lobster Company of Maine. The new site will have all sorts of features, such as, leasing a lobster trap, being able to monitor through your dashboard how many lobsters have been caught for you. You’ll also be able to buy individual lobsters as well as other products and merchandise. Look for this new site in 2011.
Read moreFrog Conservation Posters
My cause, Frogs Are Green with co-founder, Mary Jo Rhodes is an organization created to increase awareness about the catastrophic decline for frog and other amphibian populations and to advocate for conservation measures to help protect them. We are spreading the message that healthy frogs equal a healthy planet for all. The poster on the left won a 2010 design award from Graphic Design USA. Photograph courtesy of Dr. Kerry Kriger of Save The Frogs. The poster on the right was also created at flyer size, and is a FREE download on the Frogs Are Green site.
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