MyEmmyLou.com

Work for this website included an HTML5/CSS3 web frame, as well as utilizing a custom Wordpress PHP theme. An e-commerce online shop was set up, with custom graphics on clothing and other collateral. There was also a Flickr account linking to the website to showcase artwork. A social media network component is included in this website with a sign-up function.
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2nd Hand Barking

This website was a custom Wordpress theme with the expansion of an online shop. Collateral such as business cards, post cards, door hangers, bumper stickers, and post-it notes were also created for this online business.
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Jessica Pierce Designs

The online portfolio of graphic designer Jessica Pierce. The goal was to showcase her work in a clean, minimalistic, and organized way. A blog was also added to the project for the option of the user to view blog posts about graphic design and coffee. Work included website layout, project management, and coding customizations.
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Sojourn To The Source

This is a Wordpress website with custom UI design. Organization was done for this site, as well as a slide show and photo gallery. Other work included creating a series of posters to market the program.
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Novak Design Group

This is a Flash website that was built with Actionscript 2 and Actionscript 3. Work included making major updates to the website and adding scrollbars, new pages, and new categories. Updating the photo gallery was also a component of the project.
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Riedel Financial Strategies

This project is an e-commerce based project intended to educate users in maintaining financial strategies. A custom calculator was made with an equation to portray a financial balance as well as embedded video, social media profiles, and a shopping cart component.
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How long does it take to build a website?
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Updating Option #1 - Updates by DC Media + Design
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This option is recommended for individuals and companie who plan to have sites that won't require regular updating. We make updates to your site per your requests, and those updates are simply billed hourly (with a 1/4 hour minimum).

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This option is recommended for individuals and companies who plan to have sites that will require regular updates, changes, and additions. For this option, DC Media + Design integrates a powerful Content Management System (CMS) into your site that allows you to quickly, easily, and securely update all of your content with the click of a few buttons. The integration of a complete, site-wide CMS incurs a larger upfront cost (usually starting around $1000 - $2000), but also ensures that low to no maintenance costs are incurred after the site's launch, as all content
updating can be managed internally).