We're proud to now count the South Carolina Lions as a client.  Their new site went live on 9/30/10 at noon.

http://www.sclions.org/

Joanna Cameron is a very well-respected hypnotist.  She has been lots of fun to work with, and the next phase of her project is going to be more so.  We will be installing a membership application that will allow visitors to purchase subscriptions and download recordings to help with weight loss, quitting smoking, and much more.

http://joannacameron.com/

Thanks to the folks at CA for giving us so much freedom to create the design, organize the information, and introduce new technology.  The site has multiple blogs using ZOO 2.0, and the new Gcalendar app is da bomb!

http://calhounacademy.org/

A great institution gets a much needed online upgrade - a Joomla! CMS and Google Apps for email and document management.

http://elloreemuseum.org/ 

Our second project for Marvolus Manufacturing of Chicago.

http://popdisplayrack.com/ 

A quick blog rework for a pretty cool client.

http://broyhillinn.com/blog/

The client had lots of product images and just needed an easy way to organize them and display them to their existing funeral home customers. It's all there. It's all easy to find. It's all easy to update.

http://capitalcitycasket.com/

I have been working on Websites for 15 years, and I believe this is the most meaningful site I have ever built.  http://www.transitionssc.org/

Thanks to Virginia Hall for your guidance and support.  You're doing important work.  We wish you much success.

Burns Corely and Midlands Promotional Marketing have a new design and a new approach to marketing in Greater Columbia.  Check out their site at http://midlandspromomktg.com/.

Burns has been a great guy to work with.  I recommend him highly to anyone in the market for promotional items.  He knows the business well, and his integrity is top-drawer.

Congratulations to Suzie Lombardo on your new site at http://www.statice-flowers.com/.

This was a fun project to develop, and we look forward to adding more interesting approaches to photo display in the future.