The challenge here was to create a website that was flexible and easy to maintain, but retained an "amateur" feel.

Aikido of Fremont is a website for disseminating information about a martial arts community. we wanted to keep the intimate, low-tech feel of the old website yet use a content management system that made it easy to work with. The clients customers appreciate a homey, un-intimidating look that conveys the feeling that Aikido of Fremont is about people getting together for a very physical group activity. It is not about playing by yourself on the computer.

The design that fit that bill is easy to update with the latest dojo news. With the addition of a gallery component, it is easy to add photos from the ongoing dojo events, seminars, and parties.

Alpine Luminary is a small local business that that makes candles, lamps, sconces and other decorative pieces using native flora.

This client needed a website that allowed for growth in content, and for the addition of a web-based shopping cart. They are not yet ready to take on the web fulfillment aspects of sales, but the functionality had to be easy to implement for the future.

I designed a complete logo and Joomla! template that works with the product while providing a structured contrast to convey a sense of business stability and professionalism. The site is simple and easy to navigate, yet provides all of the Joomla! flexibility and extensibility that the future could require.

We also provided training in the administration of the website so that one non-technology oriented person, with little web experience could maintain and update the site herself.

BoulderPets.net

Competitive Edge Hockey is a local Boulder company providing coaching, practice sessions, training, camps, and other events related to improving your skating and hockey skills.

I provided them with a website that could be managed and updated without having anyone on staff who knows how to code or script for the web. I am available to provide any special support should the need arise.

Digital Mastery is the website of Ben Willmore, the photoshop guru who spends his time delivering Photoshop enlightenment to the masses through books, DVDs, seminars and conferences.

I worked with DigitalMastery to transition their original HTML website to a new, updated look using a modern, dynamic content management system.

I provided technical support with developing complex website functionality and design, moving it from the test phase to a live site on a new host, and ongoing telephone support, suggestions, and troubleshooting.

Scott Jurdem is a well know lawyer in the Denver area. When he decided to break with his partners and work independently he contacted Canyon Computer Services to design and set up all his computer needs. Working with his assistant, I was responsible for the design and implimantation of the new website as well as his logo, letterhead and business cards.

Using information from his previous partnership site, I not only designed the site and collateral, but also worked on the content and organization.

Shawna Phillips is a homeopath in Boulder CO. She needed a website to refer clients to both for her own business information and for general education about health and homeopathy.

Working closely with her, we came up with a solution which she can administer and update herself. This includes educational materials, an introduction to her business, contact info, a private log-in area from which clients can get forms, questionnaires, other pre-appointment materials and more.

This website was constructed using Open-realty, a free open source content management system for real-estate websites.

Working closely with the client and on a tight budget, I set up the website and designed and implemented the template. I also provided a number of lead generation forms which send a simple e-mail to the Realtor when a visitor fills out a request form for MLS searches, estimates of their current home value, or mortgage inquiries.

EdZorenskyStudio.com was built start to finish, including the logo, design, organization and implementation, by Jonathan Lewis working closely with the client. The client came to us with a well defined set of parameters and a general idea of the color palette to be used. There were however some technical problems with implementing those ideas and Jonathan worked with him to implement a more standards compliant method where acceptable, and technical hacks where necessary. We continue to support this site with advice and updates whenever needed.