www.gnof.org – design & development
We work with Tom Varisco Designs on ongoing interactive work for the Greater New Orleans Foundation, a philanthropic organization vital to many community recovery programs in the area. We developed their highly-customized current site in WordPress. We also developed their Campaign Monitor e-News system.
www.studioedr.com – flash & back-end development
We worked with Eskew + Dumex + Ripple for several years, maintaining and providing management functionality for their self-designed flash website.
www.sciacademy.org – design & development
We designed and developed this charter school’s website, which they maintain in house. Our focus was on cost-effective, admin-friendly functionality with a clean and bold look and feel.
www.nola180.org – design & development
NOLA 180 is the parent organization for a group of existing and emerging charter schools in New Orleans. We worked with Scott Ray of My Old Red Hat on brand identity.
www.shopsucre.com – design & development; e-commerce
We designed and developed this popular New Orleans chocolatier’s website in late 2008 with Erik Kiesewetter of Erik Below Sea Level. It’s based on the Magento e-commerce platform, and features a WordPress blog and Flash image gallery integration. View Erik’s concepts here. We developed the site along with a full year’s inventory of promotional Flash site banners and a dynamic store discounting/promo library. We collaborated with Fabre Smith & Coco on SEO and strategy initiatives, and with Sucré’s internal design team frequently in support of this fresh and thriving retail site.
www.makebuzz.com – design & development
We worked with Erik Kiesewetter again to design and develop this unique and non-traditional site for MakeBuzz – a New Orleans-based online strategy firm. This site stretched across the divide of Flash and Javascript, providing SEO friendly XHTML-based text and using jQuery and Actionscript intercommunication for advanced interactions and animations.
Working with lead agency Trumpet in 2006, we developed this local non-profit Idea Village’s website. Based on a custom .php content management system.
www.esandh.com – development
We worked with Tom Varisco Designs to develop this highly visual site for environmental services firm ES&H.
www.24nola.com – development
Working with lead agency Trumpet on the New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau’s behalf in 2006, we developed 24nola, an award-winning online culture calendar promoting the city of New Orleans’ many attractions. The site features a dynamic event calendar, email-able itineraries, and a branded newsletter system.
This high-end catering and event planning company needed a site overhaul, and in 2007 we refreshed their code, design and architecture.
Creative Commons is an incredibly important non-profit making it easier for people to legally use, share, repurpose and remix creative work. It’s about a shift from the default all-or-nothing stance of “all rights reserved” to a spectrum of “some rights reserved.” Creative Commons isn’t about knocking down copyright, but rather complementing it in ways that support, and fuel, creativity and culture.
www.staylocal.org – new orleans business advocacy
Stay Local! is about keeping the culture, commerce, and environment of New Orleans healthy by supporting local businesses.
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