Inspired To Do Better
How I Got Here
The Process
What To Expect
Research & Discovery
Every project is unique and before beginning any design work we'll review and document your business objectives, evaluate your competitors, including what they do well and where opportunities might exist, identify key stakeholders and target audiences, and more.
Design & Development
Adhering to your branding guidelines and design preferences, as well as other considerations we identify during research and discovery, we'll create wireframes and page mockups for review and feedback, eventually converting static designs to a live, fully functional staging website.
Testing & Training
We'll spend as much time as needed testing your website in its staging environment to ensure that it's working as expected and looks great on computers, laptops, tablets and phones. We'll also provide one-on-one training so that you confidently make edits and updates to your site with on your own.
Launch & Support
With testing completed, we'll move your site from staging to production, making it accessible to anyone with Internet access. While your site will be completely accessible to you and your team to manage and maintain, we offer different packages for clients who prefer to have someone else handle ongoing maintenance and content management-related needs.
Featured Projects
Select Design & Development Examples
Rhodes Enterprises
We fortunate enough to reunite with the great folks at Cardigan, an Austin and San Antonio-based employer branding and internal communication consultancy, to help redesign and build a website for one of their new clients, Rhodes Enterprises, the largest and fastest growing mixed-use developer of master planned communities in the Rio Grande Valley.
Fully responsive and custom designed, the Rhodes website showcases the organization's experienced team and rich history. It also spotlights its subsidiary companies and career opportunities.
Project Details:
Client: Cardigan
Date: Fall, 2020
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: Rhodes Staff
Website: rhodesenterprises.com/
It's Time Texas
I had the pleasure of redesigning the It's Time Texas Community Challenge website this year, which supports a free, statewide health competition that tens of thousands of Texans have participated in over the last few years.
This year's Challenge website is designed to spotlight recent changes to the competition and make signing up to participate quick and painless. Importantly, this year's website also integrates with ECWID's ecommerce software and allows select ITT staff access and export registrant data and edit select site content.
Project Details:
Client: It's Time Texas
Date: Fall, 2020
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: It's Time Texas Staff
Website: ittcommunitychallenge.com
Cardigan
We had the pleasure of working with the incredibly talented team at Cardigan, an Austin and San Antonio-based employer branding and internal communication consultancy, to help redesign and build their new website.
Fully responsive, Cardigan's website allows the organization to showcase their talent and services through a combination of static and dynamic content that spotlights recent success stories, client testimonials, and timely insights and articles.
Project Details:
Client: Cardigan
Date: Fall, 2019
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: Cardigan Staff
Website: www.cardigancg.com
Bistro Menil
We had the pleasure of designing and building a new website for Bistro Menil, a friendly, lively, and wine-focused restaurant steps away from the Houston-based Menil Collection, the museum that houses the impressive and valuable private art collection of founders John and Dominique de Menil.
Fully responsive, the new website allows Bistro Menil management to spotlight timely offerings and events, while making a point to showcase mouth-watering images of the bistro's European-inspired, American fare and thoughtfully selected craft beer and wine options.
Project Details:
Client: Bistro Menil
Date: Winter, 2019
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: Bistro Menil Staff
Website: www.bistromenil.com
Boone's Bay
We were approached by the founder of Boone's Bay, who had recently began manufacturing a first-of-its-kind outdoor performance shirt designed specifically for women, but needed help to begin selling her shirts online.
Fully responsive and powered by WooCommerce, customers can now purchase Boone's Bay products using a credit card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay via the Boone's Bay website. Importantly, the website is also setup to give the Boone's Bay staff access to the many of the logistical tools and information required to process and fulfill orders.
Project Details:
Client: Bistro Menil
Date: Fall, 2018
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: Boone's Bay
Website: www.boonesbay.com
Austin Parks Foundation
Working in collaboration with Too Good Strategy, which provided wireframes, design mockups, and branding guidelines, we were hired to build the Austin Park Foundation's (APF) website.
Fully responsive, the updated website encourages visitors to learn more about the many services provided by the Austin Parks Foundation. The website also includes a new, interactive park search page, which allows users to search through the 100+ Austin-area parks based on customizable filter criteria.
Project Details:
Client: Too Good Strategy / Austin Parks Foundation
Date: Summer to Fall, 2017
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Currently Managed by: Austin Parks Foundation Staff
Website: www.austinparks.org
Capitol Pain Institute
Working in collaboration with Too Good Strategy, which provided, wireframes, and design and branding guidelines, we were hired to build the Capitol Pain Institute's WordPress website.
Fully responsive, the updated website provides detailed information about Capitol Pain's physicians and the specialized treatments they offer for a wide variety of conditions. The site is also setup to enable Capitol Pain staff to easily publish new blog posts and make ongoing content updates and edits without writing a single line of code.
Project Details:
Client: Too Good Strategy
Date: Fall, 2016
Content Management System: WordPress
Responsive: Yes
Website: www.capitolpain.com
