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Cook Process Solutions The pages for this site were presented to us by the client as three single, complete graphics, so the challenge was how to make this image-heavy site load quickly and still be search engine-friendly. The solution was to cut each large image up into smaller pieces corresponding to the image's text, label each piece with an appropriate ALT tag, then place them all back together in an "image puzzle" transparent to the user yet readable by search engines.

James Decor This local interior design firm needed a basic web presence, as they had none at all prior. In addition to contact, location, company and staff information, they really wanted a place to show all of the potential design pieces they could offer, above and beyond what they kept in store, so we linked to all of their various suppliers' sites. Customers could search for any item available through any supplier, then place the order through James Decor and have it delivered to the store locally. Future plans include adding an e-commerce section for direct sales on the Web.

Neill Communications This client owns several different businesses, so we used a Wordpress-based site to build a separate page for each business, putting a standard blog on the Home page to tie them all together. Two of her businesses already had their own websites; with this particular theme, we were able to frame the existing sites to avoid the need to open additional windows.

Balancing Kneads The challenge for this project was to expand an existing logo, two pictures, and a couple of paragraphs of text into a full, albeit one page, website. Fortunately the color palette for the individual elements was very compatible, and a stained glass-like background in the same colors tied everything together. A final touch -- adding some rough edges to mimic the logo's style -- and the whole site turned out beautifully.

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