Creat//ee
The idea behind Creat//ee is simple: to provide professional, practical, yet affordable classes on web design in a personal, friendly, and convenient setting. Creat//ee is the first in a line of our startup ventures, to increase our participation in the community. And now, take any of our bundled classes and save up to $300 off the registration fees.
Transpera
Transpera is an exciting startup in the mobile video and sharing platform. We were contacted by Transpera to develop a series of demos for various partners, including Amp’d, AT&T, Boost, Spring, and more. The result was a set of web UI designs, Flash video demos, opening reel, even a redesign of its business cards.
CriticalMob
CriticalMob is a great “discovery” site that cross-references a dizzying array of artists and their works with others that have inspired or collaborated with one another. Designed by the Swedenunlimited, we built the highly complex back-end on ExpressionEngine to handle the thousands of individual entries and the accompanying jQuery effects.
Catrow
Another exciting project for Chalkdustconsulting, Catrow is the website for David Catrow, the popular illustrator and author who also advised for movies such as Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears Who. We translated his design perfectly right down to each pixel, and added a number of social network, video, gallery, and other functionalities.
Hunthill Farm Trust
Hunt Hill Farm Trust is part of the legacy left by Skitch Henderson, the highly respected founder and conductor of the New York Pops Orchestra. Commissioned by Chalkdust Consulting, we designed and built the site to highlight its events, programs, cooking schools, an ecommerce store, and more.
MySpaceMyKids
As part of the IdeaGroup’s startups, MySpaceMyKids was launched to teach parents how to successfully educate children and young adults about MySpace.com. We designed and launched the eCommerce site, and customized the Flash e-learning module to hold a series of educational videos.
EnlightSolutions
EnlightSolutions is a WordPress-based blog and website for the Rails extraordinaire Dan Pickett. The site was designed to not only hold Dan’s informative blog posts and about his services, but to look and feel different than a typical programmer’s website in terms of imagery and color.
















