Blog•
on February 27th, 2010•
I have just launched a redesign of the EPR Creations LLC website. I’ve been wanting to do this for quite some time. I am excited about this redesign because I am using many of the skills I have picked up in the last few years. I love that this design is simple, that it works on the iPhone, and that it is interactive.
This redesign allows for much interaction. I have opened up the testimonials page for current and previous clients to submit their thoughts on my work. I have also written about each of my designs so far, what I used to create the website, and what I learned in the process. The user can also comment on each of my website designs.
Another reason I am excited about this redesign is that I now have a blog set up within the website. I plan to blog periodically on items I have learned related to website design, search engine optimization, and online marketing.
I have come to deeply enjoy website design and development over the past few years of EPR Creations LLC. I enjoy working closely with my clients and advising them on the best strategy for their particular niche on the Internet.
Portfolio•
on February 27th, 2010•
Company:
Entrepreneur Speaker Group
Website Link:
http://www.entrepreneurspeakergroup.com/
Date Launched:
February 2010
Design / Development Notes:
WordPress, HTML, CSS, PHP
What I Learned:
I learned how to use the WordPress platform to create a one page information website. Learned how to change the design of a WordPress template.
Portfolio•
on February 27th, 2010•
Company:
The Sheth Foundation
Website Link:
http://www.shethfoundation.org/
Date Launched:
February 2010
Design / Development Notes:
WordPress, HTML, CSS
What I Learned:
I used WordPress as a content management system (CMS) and integrated the back end of the site with one of my designs. This was one of the first websites I integrated a CMS system with my own HTML, CSS, PHP design. This provides the client with the ability to make changes to the text and photos within the website.
One challenge for this website was to keep the code simple so that pages load fast. I used my own design for this reason. I know that most WordPress templates available for free or for purchase contain unnecessary code. To get around this challenge, I designed a simple template for faster load times.
Portfolio•
on February 27th, 2010•
Company:
The Michael O’Neal Singers
Website Link:
http://www.mosingers.com/
Date Launched:
February 2010
Design / Development Notes:
WordPress, HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript, Calendar Function, On-Site Music Player, Form Creation
What I Learned:
This site was one of the first sites where I integrated my website design and WordPress, using WordPress as a content management system. I set up the ability for the client to update the website and the event calendar from the back end of the website. Instead of using Flash for the banner, I utilized a Javascript rotation script so that the header would show up on mobile devices like the iPhone.
Portfolio•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
National Healthcare Financial and Regulatory Services (NHFRS)
Website Link:
http://www.nhfrs.com/
Date Launched:
February 2010
Design / Development Notes:
WordPress, HTML, CSS, Flash
What I Learned:
To utilize a different banner image for each new page load.
Portfolio•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
Global Partners MBA
Website Link:
http://www.mytsac.net/
Date Launched:
January 2010
Design / Development Notes:
HTML, CSS, Embeded Flash Video
What I Learned:
I learned a lot about rollover images for this website.
Portfolio, Slider•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
The Entrepreneur School
Website Link:
http://www.theentrepreneurschool.com/
Date Launched:
January 2010
Design / Development Notes:
Joomla, WordPress (blog), Forum, Subscription Function, Internal Payment Function, User Login
What I Learned:
By far the most comprehensive website I have designed so far. This site consists of an online school where students register and pay to have access to all lectures on the website. I had never done a website remotely close to this level, so nearly everything I did was for the first time. Amazing learning experience.
The blog uses the same template as the site but utilizes WordPress instead of Joomla, which is used for the site itself.
Portfolio•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
Atlanta Violinist
Website Link:
http://www.atlviolinist.com/
Date Launched:
October 2009
Design / Development Notes:
HTML, CSS, Javascript
What I Learned:
I created this website to promote my violin playing in order to get wedding gigs. The first day I launched the site I got a gig offer. I used a template for this website and added to it. This was the first time I added audio tracks to a non-WordPress website. This is also the website I have advertised most extensively. I’ve learned a lot about how Google AdWords works through this process.
Portfolio•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
My Inka Link
Website Link:
http://www.myinkalink.com/
Date Launched:
New Website – October 2009
First Website – November 2007
Design / Development Notes:
HTML, CSS
What I Learned:
This is the website that started it all. Actually, this one is the new design, but click here for the old design. While completing my Master’s degree in International Business, I started this e-commerce site as a way to sell Peruvian products to clients in the USA. I sat down with a manual on how to create a website and started creating this website as quickly as I was learning how to design websites. Most of what I learned designing this website is what I have used in all subsequent websites.
Portfolio•
on February 26th, 2010•
Company:
Forsyth Wildlife
Website Link:
http://www.forsythwildlife.com/
Date Launched:
August 2009
Design / Development Notes:
HTML, CSS
What I Learned:
Scroll over the images of the animals. I learned how to do that rollover effect for this website. I also learned how to fade colors for the header while keeping rounded corners.
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