This local utility foundry came to us with a desire to get their catalogue of urban steel casting products on the web. We forged the company's existing print style into a fast, attractive and accessible site featuring distinctive font effects and a large number of digitally processed photographic images.
When this large used sports and luxury car dealer came to us they already had a web site, but there was problem: they didn't like it. It just didn't project the professional, stylish image they wanted. They handed the site over to us and we completely revamped it page by page, working with them every step of the way to ensure that the final product fit their company perfectly. Besides overhauling existing areas we also added major new sections such as on-line versions of their warranty program catalogues and a large, categorized inventory section featuring our on-site photographic services, custom image processing and weekly updating of their vehicle listings.
This large shipping company trucks freight throughout the Northwest. They asked us to come up with a site that would give viewers a distinct feel for their long history of reliable service and yet appear fresh and exciting. The site includes a pictorial history of the company, interactive maps of their large service area, an on-line version of their quarterly magazine, downloadable employment applications and a form to request a copy of their custom rate calculator program.
4SOS's graphic designer came to us when he needed to convert his vision into a fully functional web site. Thus was born a fruitful collaboration, and together we created a web site design proposal for this non profit organization where they provided the content and design, and we provided the programming, image-processing and web know-how. They took the proposal and ran with it. Our original layout is still present from templates that were submitted to them and used to create the site.
This nationwide club of motorcycle enthusiasts came to us for a site that would capture the character of the Royal Star line of luxury cruisers and give their members a forum for keeping up to date on the organization's latest news and events. We responded with a distinctive visual design centered around two interactive bulletin board systems and containing a guide to RSTAR chapters and dealers throughout North America. We also implemented a secure password feature restricting access of the site's advanced features to registered RSTAR members only, allowing them to freely exchange information through the web site without fear of unwanted intrusion. Because RSTAR currently maintains their site themselves some pages of the site may deviate from our initial design.
This Texas-based refurbisher and seller of used monitors and monitor parts enlisted our services to create a more exciting design for their web site. We started over from scratch and came up with a dynamic new site with many advanced features, from an interactive 3D menu system to an on-line ordering form, including password protection of their exclusive dealer pricing information and a front-end for their extensive parts database.
This vast database of local and even international artists and art galleries has grown to cover over 700 pages of unique images and information. Despite its size, the frame-based menu provides fast, easy access to any point on the site with just a few mouse clicks. An elegant, fast-loading design facilitates the browsing of hundreds of high-quality scanned artwork images in a virtual gallery space complete with simulated track-lighting.
This small taxi service wanted an affordable one page site that would encourage enhance their professional image and make it easy for interested parties to contact them. We came up with a simple, attractive design executed on an hourly basis.
Other Projects
It's amazing what a few touch-ups can do to really bring a web site to life. We added a custom logo, horizontal ruler and background to this pre-existing saxophone mouthpiece site and redid the HTML. The result: a bright, cheerful site with a look people will remember, all done efficiently on our hourly basis."
The proprietress of this on-line book and tea shop wanted a large logo that would capture the perfect mood for her mostly middle-aged, female clientele. We came up with a warm, whimsical image designed to work with any background. |
he only real way to evaluate for yourself the value of our
services is to take a look at the finished products of our
labor. We encourage you to follow the links below to some of our
most recent on-line projects.
