Design and development focused on needs, usability, web standards and accessibility
Content management, design and development
Application interfaces designed for the user to create a great experience
Requirements gathering, wireframing, information architecture, design, and front-end development
Sandy Baker started a new business. With a new business, comes a new website. She’ll be adding content as she moves forward, so it’s built with flexibility and growth in mind.
The city’s property search needed a complete redesign. Providing new search functionality, a total redesign, and new user prompts to explain sometime confusing property details.
BRIX, a chocolate company catering specifically to wine lovers, already had a website they liked. However, they wanted to start selling their chocolate on the web. This project was to design and implement a shopping cart system that matched the site completely.
Makuta quickly became an industry leader in micro moulding and became ready for total web site redesign. A fresh design give them the ability to show off their work, and the capability to update their content when needed.
In Jacksonville Florida? Get in touch and we can chat about your project over a yummy cup-o-coffee. Elsewhere? We can still chat, but coffee doesn’t ship well.
If you’re ready to start a new project, get in touch
HAUS? Are you German?
Nope. But using 'HAUS' makes me cool, and my designs edgey, right? I'm pretty sure I read that in a book.
I want coffee too!
If you're really bummed out about the lack of coffee during our talks, let me know. I know a guy, who knows a guy, who knows a guy that can totaly hook you up. Let me know.
If you're a designer, why is this site so plain?
I'm not sure. Everytime I redeisgn this site, I always end up with a plain-jane-easy-peasy-simple site. My latest theory? Designers deal with so much design, color, and texture every day that the creation of a simple website is a bit of 'reboot' for the brain. Or, it could be I'm just boring.