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 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.

Julia Usher is a renowned pastry chef, author, and a speaker. We completely rebuilt the site from ground-up using the new EE 2.0, cutting down the maintenance time by 70% while retaining the site’s unique design.

We had a wonderful time working with the Dominican Province of Saint Joseph, and was thrilled to be introduced to the Dominican Nuns of West Springfield, Massachusetts. Based off their initial hand-made sketch, we came up with the overall look & feel and built it on top of ExpressionEngine for a complete redesign.

Working with our long-time partner Chalkdust Consulting, we redesigned the Hartford, Connecticut organization’s website with a fresh new look, a new CMS via ExpressionEngine, and a comprehensive SEO setup and training sessions to make it all go.

Closely collaborating with the Fathers and staff at the Province, we had the privilege to redesign The Dominican Province of Saint Joseph website. Using motifs and imagery from its rich archives, we were also inspired by a personal visit to one of its beautiful churches in New York City. As part of the redesign, we converting the previously static pages into a full-fledged ExpressionEngine site, and also installed a video player, interactive gallery, online publication section, and a Google map mashup.

Working with Chalkdust Consulting, we had a lot of fun (and a lot of pride) in creating the site for Rumbold & Seidelman, a New York law firm that specializes in adoption law. We were touched by their personal stories, and tried to put in as much as care into the design as they did in each of their cases.