 The Solution: Work with a designer with an extensive background in graphic design, illustration and pre-press production, who has the technical knowledge to translate printed pieces to web applications such as web sites, e-newsletters, blogs, pdf files, e-books, online forms and e-commerce. The world of website designers is filled with self-taught and tech-based individuals. Self-taught website designers are similar to the desktop publishers of the last decade. They may be able to produce a site, but how professional, stylish and eye-catching is the outcome? Tech-based individuals can created great mechanics on a site, but their design is often limited. I'm a formally trained graphic designer, who is experienced at doing great design and translating it to web applications. With my years of experience in graphic design, I can create almost any print piece with the style and professional image you desire, and I can translate it to a web-based solution. The two mediums can work together as one to create more interest in your business than you thought possible. |
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The Landscape Plant Development Center site is a content management-based site created in Drupal. The new site features an opt-in form and donation option for new members. There is also a subscriber database built in that allows the quarterly newsletter to be archived and broadcast to members. 
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The new MITY (Minnesota Institute for Talented Youth) website is live. The site is content management-based and has been great exercise in organization of a lot of varied content. Coinciding with publishing of the fall catalog, it features a number of online forms. The client does not want users to have the ability to submit the forms online at this time, but the code is in place in case that feature is needed at some point. 
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