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Preferred Vendor in the Saint Albans, Vermont Web Design Services Directory at Marketingtool.com.
This site is an example of a high-end business site and was completed in August 2007. Development time on this was a little over six weeks from start to finish.
This client is a piano technician and inventor in my area who wanted a
professional site to showcase his device that aids other technicans in
the process of leveling piano keys—a tedious task. The layout is
what is called ‥liquid” in that it shifts when you resize your
browser window.
Designed for a local contractor, this job involved logo design, business cards, and a truck sign. As with all VT2000 sites, the menus are done without JavaScript, and best web practices are followed.
This is the site for my Vermont-based photography service. The main purpose of this site is to showcase my images and capabilities, and to sell prints.
I first designed their site a number of years ago, and after a few years of phenomenal growth, they wanted much added to it and I suggested a complete re-design. Web standards and aesthetics are moving targets and it is important
to refresh even the most static of web sites every few years.
The client is in Nashville, TN and is the creator and publisher of
extremely good books that help string players learn scales and modes
easily and quickly.
New site supporting the study of Sanskrit, with an emphasis on using it
as a meditation tool.
(A Vermont license plate
can't have more than 3 numbers on it and "Os" are treated as zeroes.)
VT2K is going to be the home of my pure design/experimentation work
(should I ever get any more time to do that!).
This is a pet project, inspired by a fast disappearing phrase: "Made
in America". I plan to
make the site a visual and textual repository for small objects from
our everyday lives that were, once-upon-a-time, Made in the U.S.A.
This is a site in progress for Vermont Jazz Bassist, Ellen Powell. She
can be heard every Thursday evening at Leunig's on Church Street in
Burlington.
Artists can benefit greatly from having a web site. The pages
can showcase their work and publicize performances and exhibitions.
The artists can explain his or her work and include reviews and awards.
Craftworkers can present tutorials, recommendations for materials;
using PayPal, they can also market their work to an extremely wide audience.
This is an example of a "geeky" site. Plain, fast, and loaded with rich,
popular content. With these pages, VT2000 gives a home to some of the finest
bass lessons from members
of The Bottom Line, a large, online group of professional bass players.
Basswork gets several thousand hits per month.
This is a fairly extensive site made to showcase the 19th century
print shop I built up over a thirty-year period. It also acted as
a resource for other private presses and prospective letterpress printers.
For a long time, this page was the home page of VT2000. It is a page
virtually free of graphics, very plain, but still appealing. I'm in
the process of checking up on the links to make sure they all still work.
This is my personal site. Bits and pieces are occasionally added.
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