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Jensen Group Real Estate
amariotti — Sat, 03/27/2010 - 14:30
Jensen Group Real Estate has been really the only real estate agent that my wife and I have ever had. They helped us buy our home in Layton and then we turned around and sold it a few years later. They've also worked with us a number of times to answer questions and help resolve other issues. I would recommend them over anyone in a heart beat!
The Jensen Group needed a website to serve a few purposes: (1) share information about the group, (2) allow them to have people sign-up for upcoming workshops and seminars on their website, and (3) allow their clients to browse the MLS through their website. I'll go ahead and touch on each of those briefly.
URL:
http://jensengrp.com
Services:
design, content, organization - Read more
- 66 reads
Teresa Collins Designs
amariotti — Thu, 01/28/2010 - 23:41
Teresa Collins is a well known designer known for her chic designs both in scrapbooking and in life in-general. She came to me as a reference from a past employer of mine and was interested in a brand new "manageable" website for her products. Her site that she had was built on some sort of ASP.NET Shopping Cart solution that had used for a few years that was difficult to manage and a little out of control.
She came to me wanting a simple and organized site that she, and a few of her employees, could have access to manage. She wanted the basic business pages, newsletter sign-up, products section, and a wholesale section that would require wholesalers to request an account to gain access to forms and excel files.
Services:
website redesign, website consulting - Read more
- 107 reads
Designing Digitally, Inc.
amariotti — Sat, 01/02/2010 - 11:37
This company was nearing the end of the development of their new website and lost the Web Developer that was in charge of putting the site together. I began work on the 1st scope in the middle of November. Most of the items were pretty straightforward, but since the site had been started I had to get my feet wet and figure out how things were set-up from the inside-out.
Scope #1:
Services:
drupal consulting, site configuration, site migration - Read more
- 142 reads
Dr. Joshua Hickman, M.D.
amariotti — Sat, 09/19/2009 - 15:43
Dr. Hickman came to me wanting to create a site with information for his patients. It was a long process to gather up all of the content and prepare it for display on the web. Dr. Hickman's situation was unique too because he wanted to supply streaming video clips to clients that explain different procedures that he would perform for patients. The site came together quickly, and turned out really nice.
Services:
design, content organization - 210 reads
UtahComposites.com
amariotti — Thu, 05/21/2009 - 15:25
This was a website created for my currently employer showcasing one of our programs. As a college we are trying to take a step forward towards providing a central location (website) that provides nationwide information about the Composites Industry.
Services:
design, concept, content, slideshow integration - 256 reads
Davis Applied Technology College [Current Employer]
amariotti — Fri, 09/05/2008 - 23:16
I was hired at the Davis Applied Technology College in August of 2007 with a sole purpose in building them a brand new website that worked. Their site, at the time, was running on an old version of DotNetNuke that had been customized to a point where it couldn't be upgraded. That wasn't the only thing bad about it, the content hadn't been managed on it for years in some cases. Onto the case study:
Design
I started with a theme called "Tech" for the new website. I've always been a fan of starting with something and going off of it even if it ends up being completely different.
URL:
http://www.datc.edu
Services:
cms research, collecting content, design, development, training - Read more
- 1055 reads
Mountain Orthopaedics LLC
amariotti — Fri, 08/29/2008 - 00:16
My wife used to work for an Orthopaedic Surgeon and she always told me how hideous their website was. I had looked at it a few times and never really thought much about it other than that it was terrible. It was a "flash-based" site that moved a little too much and was IMPOSSIBLE to update. The "web guy" that they had wasn't very responsive when it came to changes on the site so the content was really outdated. The office manager contacted my wife and told her that they wanted me to jump in and do the site for them. After a brief meeting to make sure that I was capable to do what she wanted the project was underway. She told me that I was the 10th web designer that she had tried to get to build them a new website. I was determined not to let her down.
Services:
design, development, consulting, e-mail set-up - Read more
- 604 reads
Flynn Dentistry
amariotti — Tue, 08/26/2008 - 23:15
The dentist of Flynn Dentistry in Kaysville Utah came to me with a few questions. He had pre-built a website for his Dental Practice using Apple's amazing Website Creation Tool, iWeb. He had just uploaded the HTML files and then started thinking about how to get more exposure on the web. My advise was to either go with the HTML pages from iWeb or else go for a full-blown Content Management System in Drupal. Drupal is a very Search Engine Friendly (SEO) system that speaks clearly to Google making it a lot easier to become noticed. That's exactly what I did. We also went to the extent of adding a sweet "Special Offers" page that has a link to a print-ready version that you can print and bring into the office.
Services:
design, development - Read more
- 667 reads
Omega Pools Inc.
amariotti — Mon, 04/07/2008 - 22:25
Richard from Omega Pools had his son managing their current website just so that they at least had something up on the web. It got to the point where Richard decided that it was time to get a real website up for their Pool Construction company, Omega Pools. The site needed to look good, present the information and also be able to offer a form for potential customers to contact them.
Services:
design, development - 633 reads
Huckleberry Hollow Designs
amariotti — Wed, 04/02/2008 - 21:20
Debra came to with one need from a website, and that was to be able to take orders from her website. For years she had been taking orders only from telephone and some via e-mail. This was obviously not the ideal situation for her or her customers. The main focus on this project was not only to get a site that looks more modern, but to create an integrated shopping cart for her customers. We were able to do just that and so far it's made the order process a lot easier
Services:
design, development, consulting - 704 reads
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