If you are tired of the stock PowerPoint slide templates, want something that differentiates you, extends your brand, and carries your message, get in touch.

If you have been thinking about a re-design, or getting some artwork done, get in touch!

Over the past few evenings I have been collaborating with the owner and founder of Accessory Whore to design and produce artwork for business cards ahead of the BlogHer conference. It’s been a fascinating project, and a great illustration of how the relationship between a web designer (I designed the Accessory Whore website) carries on further down the road to help develop a brand.

If you’re in need of graphics work at a great price for your website and/or stationary, get in touch!

M.Y.O.B Consulting provides financial & administrative services to individuals and businesses in the Central Florida area.

They needed a reboot of their online presence – looking for a sharp, clean, flexible website to advertise their business to potential clients. Leveraging the WordPress development community, we based the design on an “off the shelf” commercial template – which brought timescales and costs down significantly.

The end result is a flexible, powerful, professional website built efficiently and quickly.

Head on over to M.Y.O.B. Consulting and check it out!

I just finished doing a reboot of “Outside Voice” – a popular blog by a respected writer in the US.

The requirement focussed on clean lines, readability, and elegance. I think we more or less achieved it. As part of the exercise we also migrated all of their historic posts and comments from Moveable Type to WordPress, and tidied up a little along the way.

Over the last few weeks I have been quietly helping a community news/magazine site get up and running in Chambana, Illunois.

The time difference and geographic disparity has made very little difference to the progression of the project, and is perhaps proof once again that remote working works.

Head over to Chambana Moms and take a look; it’s an interesting project started by two professional journalists to provide a local news portal specifically for families.

The Jane Douglass Fitness and Dance website went live this afternoon - built to the client specification on WordPress, hosted on Linux, and powered by Apache, PHP and MySQL.

It’s a great example of a minimal business website – with straightforward navigation, and (thanks to WordPress) easy content management.

I’ve recently completed the replacement of the wordpress theme for the personal blog site of a successful journalist at Chicken and Cheese.

It’s based on WordPress, with a little graphic work, search engine optimisation, and a some carefully chosen plugins.

A new incarnation of the Deltascheme website was launched on the web recently after a re-think of their online presence.

I helped design, develop and launch the site as a freelance project, and will be continuing on as a consultant to the future development of the site. Where the company previously had a static magazine style website, the new one is very much more dynamic, covering industry news, developments, and professional opinion – hopefully forming the basis of a marketing platform for the future.

To take a look around, visit www.deltascheme.com

As part of an on-going project, the first phase of the Axispoint UK website as gone live!

The client was looking for a portal style solution through which they could feed information, news, blogs, and gather registrations for events. It’s been a wonderful project to work on so far because it involves so many elements of the web designer skillset – from server configuration, to database administration, graphic design talent, ergonomics, usability, and of course basic XHTML and CSS authoring skill.

If you are a business owner reviewing your online presence, and like what you are seeing take shape at Axispoint, get in touch!