This site I designed for Ann Hardin’s business called Reach results now. She is in the coaching profession also. She first loaded her site with a gross looking green and brown design that needed to just be thrown away. So she wanted her site to stand out, being bold and rich, yet also give off a professional demeanor. She really didn’t have anything in the way of logos or branding. So we started out by coming up with a logo that stands out. Then added dark and light shades of blue with an almost lighting background. She is still working on getting a good amount of content added and getting it all to come together.

This site I designed for Kim Freedman. She is a Leadership Coach. She wanted her site to be light with soft tones and colors. Mostly to display the information, but also keep a very professional look to it. Since most of her clientelle are business professional types, she wanted a crisp clean professional look. As far as I know she has gotten a plethora of compliments on her site, and I’m happy for her. She also wanted her home page to be a semi-introduction to herself yet also display some news type of section for fresh content.

This site is designed around the idea that I wanted to display a very large amount and different types of information. I wanted it to be very clean in look. In order to achieve this I basically made it as white as possible with gray and black tones. You really can’t get much cleaner than that. It isn’t exactly floating in the clouds clean, it has a little bit of a stand out edge to it to bolden up the main titles. Almost every page is hardcoded to dynamically display whatever I felt was necessary in that given page. This site is also thick, thick meaning the most of the pages have so much content being displayed it may load slowly. Of course it doesn’t help that the css file is 20,000 kbs, and my webhost has my mysql databases on different servers! Though in another year or so I will be changing that probably. That is if they don’t get their act together. It will probably get a face lift from time to time as I see fit, we’ll see.