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Maverick Wine Gifts.com

I recently worked on a new site design (as well as some branding for new wines) for Maverick Wine Group’s new http://www.maverickwinegifts.com/. The site design was completed by myself, and I also coded the homepage. The store pages were coded by and are provided by Nexternal.com.

Heimerdinger Cutlery.com Screen Shot

In Mid 2008, Heimerdinger Cutlery got together with Louisville Web Group to not only bring about a change to their existing webstore, but to overhaul their entire business. Breaking everything out into several stages, the culmination of the project(s) has come to bear fruit for the world to see. HeimerdingerCutlery.com is now live, and racking up more and more sales every day! (more…)

Century Beauty Webstore

The Century Beauty Webstore project was primarily a redesign which incorporated javascript and installation of a blog on the site. It started off as a heavily customized OsCommerce installation that wasn’t working quite right (and looked pretty gaudy). Customers could purchase items, but ancillary parts of the system were out of wack. Besides the redesign to remove the 5 tints/shades of mauve, we were tasked with bringing the inventory system up to spec and integrating the other parts mentioned above.

The site is currently running just fine over at Bluegrass.net. Century’s internal server updates/receives updates on product information and quantity, the warehouse receives an automated printout of all sales orders straight from the store software, and customers are purchasing at a greater rate than before. While the store is limited to Salon professionals, there is now an expanded area of the site where non-professionals can get beauty tips, product updates, etc. via the blog. I’ve even integrated Century Beauty’s MailChimp newsletters into the site so members can review past promotions and non-members can catch a glimpse of what they’re missing.

MCTA screen shot

Web redesign and updates for the Montgomery County Tennis Association. Their previous site was about 5 years old and was pretty clunky. The old site was done with tables inside of tables inside of tables… which were inside of tables. I reworked their site hierarchy (it was larger than it currently is) and helped narrow down the pages that their membership would actually need. The site was built on top of a custom-built CMS system built about 5 years ago by Bluegrass.net

XHTML/CSS recoding for the CMS system, Javascript sliding on homepage, XHTML/CSS recoding for webstore (SunShop), collaboration on webform for New Players page (XHTML/MySQL – input/output to Excel)