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The Great Game Of Business Another site based on a specific look created by this company's marketing guru, Steve Baker, only this time much larger in scale. A tremendous amount of information had to be included on the website, and be presented one screen at a time, including audio and video features, a shopping cart, several different registration forms and a members-only reference section. (In-house management changes have taken this website in several different directions since our original design.)

Family Back & Neck Care Centre Another large site with large amounts of information to display to potiential patients. Mainly text in this case, so we broke up the long expository segments into smaller paragraphs, and alternated the text with images back and forth across every page for a uniform and readable presentation. Color-coordinated pictures were used wherever possible to maintain the look; healthy, happy people give indication of the successful results that patients will receive at FBNCC.

AcuPoint Health Clinic The owners of AcuPoint Health Clinic wanted a website that demonstrated the Eastern origins and disciplines of acupuncture, without overwhelming potential clients with Oriental symbology. We used relaxing nature-scapes, as well as pictures with lots of light and clean lines, to show the calming effect of acupuncture treatments, and limited the Oriental touches to yin-yang symbols and a little bamboo. (This site has also recently been redesigned, by another company -- and they did a good job.)

Springfield Mechanical Services Redesign of an existing site based on a series of single-page informational sheets designed by the company's general manager. The original site was a gray, blah mess, so the challenge was to bring the site to life with color and purpose, using bullet points and stock photography provided by SMSI, and make it interesting! Lots of little touches went into this one, like using hard hats for custom bullets, and putting at least one picture of a hard-working employee on almost every page. (The company has since redesigned their site in-house; feel free to compare!)

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