South Golden Studios
“I get lots of compliments for my site and have been asked to construct a few for some of my associates'.” — Donny Wilmen
Hendra & Associates, Inc.
“Our website goal was to simply place our work in a way that easily describes our capability and experience enough for potential clients seeking our help.” — Eric J. Hendra
Perry Barber Construction
“Perry Barber Construction is a small Wellington building company, owned and operated by Perry Barber. The distinguishing features of Perry's work are the build quality, communication, and people management.” — John Butt
Southeast Studios Inc.
“We organize the wants & needs of our clients into buildings and interior spaces. Our website states how we approach this, and it shows examples of past designs and our experience by project type (built or not). These categories include Commercial Buildings, Multifamily residential & Mixed Use,...” — Phillip Andrew Jessup
www.cokepoe.com
“Farm and ranch property for sale, homes for sale, list of services I provide. To better inform the buying and selling public.” — Byron Poe
A&D Technology Providing Fleet GPS Solutions
“The A&D site is fairly basic so we went with one of the standard layouts that looked clean and modern.” — John Barnett
Navman GPS
“We used the picture collection for our products entry page. This allowed us to 'show' all the hardware in one place without the page getting to busy. It allowed our customers to click thru and read about the items they wished to research easily.” — John Barnett
Creston Living
“I publish a local community newspaper in the spring and fall that is delivered to homes and wanted to create the website so that I could upload the newspaper for readers to view until the next issue is uploaded.” — William Downton
Composite Boat Construction
“I chose this design because I am pretty sure the boat in the picture is the "Shangri La" in Maui, a boat I have done some work on. I know the designer, drove the owner's other boat, and have worked with the shop that built it. It's not a very clear picture, but there is not very many boats out...” — Joseph Kitchell
