Weddings Unveiled Website

The fine folks at Weddings Unveiled have a great quarterly magazine for brides-to-be. Lots of great photos, resources and tips for making a wedding go off without a hitch (well, other than the hitch). They didn’t have a stellar website, so I helped them completely reform theirs.

They really wanted to recreate the magazine experience on the web. So I created a big, beautiful wedding flipbook that let you browse the entire issue, complete with links to every product mentioned inside the magazine. I also completely revitalized their advertiser pages to be much more concise and easy to browse, among other nice improvements. The entire site runs off of WordPress, so it’s also super simple to update.

You can see the Weddings Unveiled website for yourself if you’d like. It’s pretty fun, so you should.

Brooks Wood Website

Brooks contacted me to design a simple, small website for his music that would serve up all kinds of fun things for his fans. He wanted to have the site act as a hub for his online activity, integrating his Twitter, Flickr and WordPress blog. He also wanted it to be easy for people to connect with him on every social site he frequents and be able to update it from his iPhone from backstage.

You might also want to check out the site for yourself and view the CD package I did for him.

Leyendecker Landscape

Portia is a Houston-based landscaper who believes in doing her job organically, sustainably and ethically. When she approached me about designing her site, I was happy to help. She wanted something clean, simple and easy to use—both for herself and for her visitors.

With that in mind, I developed a WordPress-based site that she can easily update and manage. I also got to use some fun new tricks like using CSS-based animations and found some ways of making forms easier (also less boring) to fill out. This site looks amazing in modern browsers like Safari, Chrome and Firefox, but I also made sure those without the latest and greatest can still have a great experience. Have a look at Leyendecker Landscape’s site for yourself!