FYI Screening, Inc.

July 3, 2008

FYI ScreeningChris Miller came to me needing to re-brand his employee background screening corporate site. From concept to completion, we developed a professional yet casual site matched to Chris’ business style.

Responsibile for: XHTML + CSS + PHP + Design
{Launch Project}

Trademark Content

May 25, 2008

Trademark ContentDamon Zahariades of Trademark Content, a web content copy-writer presented me with little project to create a brand and header image for his new website Trademark Content.

Responsibile for: Graphic Design
{Launch Project}

We Got Featured At WP-Premiums

May 6, 2008

Folks, I am really jacked that we received a featured spot over at WP-Premiums today. WP-Premiums is a Wordpress showcase site that features Wordpress premium theme design and customizations….right up our alley.

As many of you may know, Float:Right Media was built using Brian Gardner’s Revolution Pro Media theme.

A big thank you to Penny and all the folks over at WP-Premiums.

Silver Bullet Selling

April 29, 2008

Silver Bullet SellingDarrell Smith of Authority Selling, presented me with this project in conjunction with the release of a tactical and consultative sales training book release by the firm Outsell Consulting.

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{Launch Project}

All Shiny And New

April 15, 2008

We are proud to introduce the brand, spankin’ new Float:Right Media. Our old design was looking quite worn, dated and tired and we wanted a much cleaner interface and a better way of showcasing our work. So after about 10 mockups, 100 crazy ideas that never made it past the scratch pad, 15 color schemes that were too bold, too plain or just too wrong, we finally settled on what you now see…a crisp, clean, nicely colored and sharp all new Float:Right Media using Brian Gardner’s Revolution Pro Media Theme.

Much like the auto mechanic, who’s car is the last to get fixed or the painter, whose house needs painting, the web designer’s website is always the last to receive the attention it needs. But we finally just parked it in front of our glorious LCD monitor and chugged through and are proud to present the final product (save for a few tweaks here and there).

And oh yeah….built on Wordpress, of course.

Lake Area Blues Society

April 12, 2008

The ParaplannerThis site was developed as a catalyst to bring together local area blues musicians. The community regularly gathers to jam, exchange ideas and hope to bring a blues festival to the area.

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{Launch Project}

Revolution Theme: Real Estate

April 8, 2008

Revolution Real EstateMy favorite Wordpress theme developer, Brian Gardner has just released his latest premium theme in his Revolution Theme series, this one called, Real Estate. As the name implies, in its off-the-shelf form, this theme is quite tailored to suit real estate agents and brokers, however, we see this offering as a terrific platform for any business site. Contact us today for your custom Wordpress theme.

The Paraplanner

April 7, 2008

The ParaplannerI was approached by Richard Allum, a financial planner in the U.K. to transform his Wordpress theme into a professional resource for the Paraplanning industry. The Paraplanner continues to be a developing project.

Responsibile for: XHTML + CSS + PHP + Design
{Launch Project}

Fast Fit Blinds

April 7, 2008

Fast Fit BlindsA long time client was opening a new custom window blind and shutter business in the U.K. Using Wordpress as the engine, we developed a clean and nicely styled front end to showcase his product and for clients to arrange appointments.

Responsible for: XHTML + CSS + PHP + Design
{Launch Project}

Wordpress 2.5: The Verdict

April 6, 2008

Wordpress 2.5The milestone Wordpress 2.5 has been released for nearly two weeks now and the final verdict seems to be rather positive. The loudest cheers seem to be regarding the revamped admin interface, designed by the folks at happycog, which is a much needed improvement.

While I’ll agree that the interface is stellar, I think the team at Wordpress could have done a better job of preparing the community for the loss of features (namely the category ID’s), and the invalid XHTML generated by the new “gallery” feature.

I’m quite certain these “bugs” will shake out in release 2.5.1, it’s clear that the major release that 2.5 is, it is just a hair shy of prime time.