(To see previous groups of before and after websites, click here.)
Time for another group of websites that have been redesigned by GetCreative! Each before and after shot shows the progression of a client’s website. The amount of change that each site undergoes varies depending on the specific needs of each client. I hope you will enjoy these transformations.
Before
After
The Education & Research Foundation, Inc. is a clinical research facility here in Lynchburg, Virginia. The company was in need of an updated website, so I worked with the designers and marketing experts at Dayrich to create a new, modern site to represent them. The website features both Client Services and Participant Information; read on to see how we integrated these two separate content areas.
As a business owner, the idea of maternity leave is a tricky situation. Finding the balance between work and family, that unending internal battle that we all struggle with, becomes even more of a puzzle now that your family is growing. Taking a true break from work when your company depends on you is likely not an option; read on to see choices I have made and decisions I have struggled with in this new chapter of life.
What an amazing few weeks it has been! This group starts at the end of my pregnancy. Distractions from my 42 week gestation included: my sister’s new puppy, an art exhibit in Richmond, baby showers, cats (duh), fixing up the nursery and stocking the freezer, and pretty spring flowers during one of MANY walks. And finally…Isaac Bennett’s arrival! You can expect pretty much all baby photos from here on out. He’s just so sweet and cute! Happy Spring to you all 
Around the same time that Sarah Bell contacted me to create a website for her law firm, another local attorney reached out to me as well. Thomas Leebrick has been practicing law in Lynchburg and the surrounding areas for more than twenty years. While his practice is well established, his website was out-dated and in need of both new information and a new look. Read on to see the results of this collaboration.
During the last two weeks of my pregnancy, weeks 40 and 41, that is, I had some extra time while we waiting on our little one. What does a graphic designer do with two extra weeks of pregnancy? Makes a pregnancy infographic, naturally. Click through to see all of the stats on my pregnancy, arranged prettily in numbers and pictures. Not only did this keep me occupied for a couple hours, but it serves as a nice reminder to look back on those 9+ months. Enjoy!
Admittedly, this post is part Friday Search and part Friday Find. Since the recent announcement that Google Reader will be shut down in July, I’ve been on the lookout for a new RSS Feed Reader. Read on to see some options I’ve discovered so far, and to add your input!
Today I will be featuring two clients named Sarah. Although they work in completely different industries and even different parts of the country, both Sarahs came to me with their website needs at the end of 2012. Read on to see how these two very different projects turned out!
Here’s the latest on what I’ve been up to in the form of little square photos! This group starts with a trip to Columbia to see the Gamecocks play, followed by some Halloween fun. Next was my birthday in D.C., and some obligatory kitty snuggles. We took another day trip, this time to Charlottesville, with some crafting for my baby niece thrown in here and there. And that takes us up to the holidays! I miss the pretty glow of the Christmas tree in our living room, but I’m ready for some Spring weather. How did you spend the last days of winter?
Alpacaville, LLC is an agricultural farm in Deale, Maryland, featuring, you guessed it, alpaca. Farm owner Beverly Heiberger is also the owner of Quality Calibrations, Inc., another GetCreative designed site. Owning one business and helping her husband run another wasn’t enough to keep her from opening her own alpaca farm, though. In 2012 they started out with four gorgeous alpaca ladies, and have grown in strength and numbers ever since.
