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Client: Bow Legs Productions Web Site: www.bowlegsproductions.com Bow Legs Productions is a Line Dance company specializing in soul line dancing. This client's goal was to make a mark in the line dance community as a center for networking for line dancers across the country as well as a vehicle to promote and showcase new line dances via online videos. We developed a networking page, giving line dancers from around the country the ability to connect with one another. We've also added an eCommerce tool to the Web Site allowing visitors to purchase music and printed line dance instructions directly from the Web Site. The Iine Dance Videos page showcases line dances from dance groups around the country and has quickly become the most popular feature of the site. Coupled with the site is Bow Legs Productions' Line Dance Channel podcast, another very popular site for dance enthusiasts. This Web Site and its features has put Bow Legs Productions on the map as a major player in the Line Dance community. Due to the nature of the entertainment field, we manage this site and update it on a weekly basis.	Website Portfolio
Client: Gentle Touch Travel Web Site: www.gentletouchtravel.net Gentle Touch Travel, a family owned travel group, needed a strong Web presence which would be easy for users to browse and showcase the many vacation destinations they have available. To accomplish their goal, we focused on pictures, pictures and more pictures. Accompanied by an easy 3-step booking process, this site adds ease and convenience to customers' vacation planning experiences.
Client: The Shop H&H CDC Web Site: www.hhcdc.net The Shop, H&H CDC is a community development center whose focus if to keep develop and enrich the community through a variety of programs, including an online radio station. H&H CDC also offers a full service banquet hall for local and community events. With this in mind, we designed this site to showcase both the community programs as well as the banquet hall facility by "splitting" the home page, allowing for each service to be uniquely featured. We've also added a comprehensive information request form and a link to their radio station.
Client: Adecco Web Site: www.adecco-philadelphia.com Although Adecco is a world known employment agency with its own national Web Site, the Regional Headquarters, located in Philadelphia, PA, was looking for a more personalized way to service their clients and employees. This site was designed with that in mind. It offers an online "Request a Temp" form for clients along with useful information for employees and potential employees. The localized information found on this site brings Adecco closer to its employees and improves employee/client relations.
Client: Chef Selene Web Site: www.chefselene.com Chef Selene is a veteran gourmet chef and caterer whose goal was to establish brand recognition which would showcase her talent for gourmet cooking along with her personal touch and attention given to each client. To accomplish this, we combined her professional resume, actual event and food photos, and a complete menu selection for her Web Site. To add continuity to her site, we also added an Events page which is updated monthly. In the near future, Chef Selene will also feature an online cooking show by way of a podcast.
Client: eShopTilYouDrop.biz Web Site: www.eshoptilyoudrop.biz Our client owns a huge online mega store featuring name brand items from well known retailers.  The challenge: With so many products, literally thousands, their customers were overwhelmed and often lost interest before closing their sale.  The solution: We created a "doorway" site which singles out the best selling products from his top designers.  This "doorway" site is directly linked to his mega-store, but now their customers can see featured items in easy-to-find categories, and then decide which designer to shop.
Client: Tha' Artist Web Site: http://thaartist.tripod.com The challenge of designing a Web Site for an artist is not to overshadow the artist with the site. We kept this design simple and made large, bold pictures of the artists' pieces the focus of the site.