I was contracted on a job for William & Mary School of Business to create and implement an email newsletter for use by their staff. The design was implemented and tested using Litmus and created so that they could update it and send out using their different mailing systems.
Commodity & Ingredient Hedging of Chicago tasked me with creating a new website that mirrored the look and feel of university websites. With the goal of branding themselves as an educational resource, I created a unique and clean WordPress design and gave their website a much-needed overhaul.
HSC Legal of Robinson Illinois tasked me with creating a custom website for their budding legal services and law firm. The website was created on top of WordPress. The website features custom contact forms, rotating slideshow banners and a client login portal.
Family Hyundai needed a basic email newsletter template to send to current and new customers. This template would serve as a basis for all email interactions with potential and current customers. The template was focused on providing information in a clear, clean manner while also providing links and important information in easy-to-see locations. A clear and consistent branding element was also incorporated to match their marketing and website. These templates were to be used in Constant Contact as well as internally in Higher Gear CRM.
This custom web design was built for a Chicago-area event planning company. The website was built using Bootstrap and WordPress. Contact forms were built and customized in order to receive leads for party bookings and reservations.
World Hyundai Matteson required an updated look that focused on creating a way for people to start the car shopping process easier. The design would then sit on top of Dealer.com’s automotive platform. Custom landing pages were also created for each Hyundai car model.
The goal of this project was to design a website for EasyDrive.com, a marketing concept targeted to people looking to purchase a used vehicle. Marketing materials were provided in order to match their look and feel. The website would be match all branded elements and create a seamless transition from print to web. Development of the website was primarily focused on a website that served inventory to visitors, while other versions of the website were more landing page oriented in design.
All versions of the website were developed and integrated into WordPress. Custom plugins were also created for different purposes. Later revisions and designs of landing pages incorporated Bootstrap responsive elements for properly displaying on mobile devices.
Drop They Payment needed a custom-designed landing page optimized to capture leads that also matched print advertising. The website was meant to deliver the right information to consumers while also giving them an option to enter their information. This information was then sent to a CRM system where leads were then contacted by a professional.
The website was built on top of WordPress using PHP and utilized custom plugins.
