BioBlitz Santa Barbara was a one-day attempt to survey as much biodiversity as possible from Mission Canyon in Santa Barbara. BioBlitz needed branding, as well as a new site with some database functionality.
Claudia Tyler, a research scientist, needed an effective way to brand her name and publicize her research and teaching activities to the scientific community.
Goleta Valley Holistic Health Care, a provider of acupuncture, shiatsu and traditional Chinese medicine in Santa Barbara, needed branding and a new site to support their grand opening.
Jessica is an artist from Santa Barbara, California, who specializes in complex media collages and print making. She needed a new site, built from scratch, to begin marketing herself on the web.
The photographer approached me for both branding and a site, and described a combination photoblog and online store with PayPal integration. WordPress seemed like the ideal solution for him.
A professional organizing consultant in Santa Barbara needed full branding, including logo, business cards and letterhead, as well as a full website to support her new business.
The OKS is a group of Aikido dojos that needed to replace a 1995-era web site with something much newer and more modern. The new look, inspired by Japanese shoji screens, captures the calm, peaceful spirit of the martial art.
OMA needed new branding, and a new site, to help them carry the Montessori movement into the 21st century. They got all of that, plus an easy-to-maintain database-driven site with PayPal integration.
Sekko-kai is a Japanese calligraphy school that markets primarily through word of mouth and visibility at events in the local Japanese culture community, such as events at the Japanese Garden or yearly festivals.
The SAC advocates for research into the identity of the person who wrote Shakespeare's plays. They needed a system to allow them to collect signatures for their Declaration of Reasonable Doubt, but with strong security.
Sunstone is a fairly new institution born from the merger of two Montessori schools. They needed a web site that was visually expressive of who they are, and they needed it fast.
All of the sites listed here, at delivery, were valid XHTML 1.1 and CSS 2.1. Validation isn't an end unto itself, but rather a mean of guaranteeing code quality: it saves you from having unclosed tags, or otherwise difficult to parse markup which can cause browsers to fail.
Since most of these sites are maintained by their owners, however, we can no longer guarantee the quality of the code.