If you are in business and you don't have a website you need one. Come on, it's 2008.

Idea Weavers is a Virginia based company which builds web-based software systems for businesses and professional organizations. Their flagship product is a productivity management system called Common Thread. They have been developing it over the last 7 years into a stable and powerful web application, but it was in need of a designer's touch. Click the thumbnail for screen shots of the interface before and after the "Ed Treatment".

Emilytaylorphoto.com was done for Emily Taylor, a local Richmond photographer. She wanted the site to convey the clean professional nature of her work. Click to visit her site.

ebgarlettscmt.com is the site of Erik Garletts, a certified massage therapist who operates in the Richmond area. It has a tableless layout based on CSS and the <div> tag. The code is 100% w3c validated XHTML 1.0 strict.

If you don't know what any of that meant, it just means this website is constructed the way the people who made the web (the World Wide Web Consortium, not Al Gore) say websites are "supposed" to be constructed.

Simplicitytitle.net is the website of Simplicity Title Agency. They had one stipulation in their style requirements; keep the design very simple, clean, and straight forward. That it is! This site was written in w3c compliant XHTML and CSS. Click the thumbnail to visit the site.

The Richmond Glass spot is the site of a local Richmond independent soft glass studio.

Sunnybrook Homes already had a website when I met them, but it looked like a template (and it was). They are a custom homebuilder and needed a site customized to their business, just as they customize homes to the needs of their clients. I created this completely unique site like all my sites, just for them, never from a template.