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Townsend Letter's well-established
site needed an updated look. This time they wanted color and graphics. Plenty of advertising opportunities surround solid content. |
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Designed for one of my favorite guys, this site is heavy with photographs. . .both his and mine. Consequently, I kept the basic design of the site really simple, just blue and white. The site has been an effective tool, moving with him throughout his career. |
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Developing the logo, photos, and content was easy to do, once Bob started talking. His mission and message were clear; all he needed
was help pulling it all together
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All the girls really needed was a one-page site so they could link to the Port Townsend Yacht Club's Web site. The fun details on this site are the rolling waves within the capital letters in Boat Girls. |
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New to the area, Elin wanted an online presence for her real estate dealings. A talented photographer, she also asked for her site to spotlight her images. (Elin has since left the area.) |
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| Big fish and wild waters say it all for the fishing guide aspect of
Pat Neal's site. But, the Sequim humorist also wanted his book and
columns featured on his "WildLife" Web site. His wish is my command. . . A work in progress. . . |
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| This was my original site, built
with a template from Claris HomePage. It served me well for nearly a
year before I started designing Web sites. As my skills rapidly escalated,
the site quickly became an embarrassment. If this sounds like your present Web site, we need to talk! |
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More of Sandy's portfolio. . .
hershelman@olympus.net
Date Last Modified:3/29/06
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Sandy Hershelman. All
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