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Current Projects
Studio G Architects: building sustainable communities
Gail Sullivan Associates changed their name to Studio G Architects at the
start of 2007. To reflect this change the website is being completely
redesigned.
Tom
Megan: composer, lyricist, librettist
Evoking a theatre curtain, the design incorporates both Celtic and Art
Deco styles. Tom envisions his site as a place where people can read about
his latest works, download audio files of recorded songs, and receive information
on performing his plays.
Completed Projects
Audrey
Ficociello: illustrator
Audrey needed a web presence from which she could exhibit her work, promote
herself to publishers, and sell prints of her illustrations. She had a
strong idea of how the site should look visually, but did not have the
time to learn the technical side of web site creation. The site includes
a gallery of past works and a store selling posters of select pieces.
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Living
Myth: homepage of New England storyteller Diane Edgecomb.
Diane is a long-time client, and recently decided it was time to give
her site a new look. The design is heavily influence by a print brochure
Rebekah recently created for her. In addition to changing the colors and
general layout, the site architecture has also been rethought and updated
for easier navigation.
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Real
East Dream: explore Eastern Turkey
Akdamar Restaurant and Camping gives personalized tours of Eastern Turkey.
Although they have had a web presence for some time, they were having trouble
attracting traffic and customers. The new, simple design draws the reader
into the content, and Search Engine Optimization techniques will help potential
visitors find the site.
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Gail
Sullivan Associates, Inc: community planning and architectural
design
A streamlined, modern site was created for this Boston architectural firm
to frame and compliment their building designs without competing with them
for attention. JavaScript was used to rotate images on the front page,
and interactive menus were created with CSS. Search Engine Optimization
was achieved through careful word choice and standards compliant layout.
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Neptune
Notebook: a "Veronica Mars" fan site
An unofficial page for the UPN TV show Veronica Mars, containing written
summaries of episodes, images gallery, community forum, and rotating banner
advertisements. (This site is no longer being updated.)
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Hellenion: reconstructing
the ancient Greek Religion in the modern world.
In recognition of their incorporation, Hellenion needed a new look for
their web site. The original site was put together by the organizations
founder in 1999. While the content was updated, the design was showing
its age. A clean, elegant site that evokes the feel of an ancient Greek
vase painting was created. The site was designed for easy maintenance by
the client, and has since been updated by a third party.
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North
River Media: producers of documentary films for broadcast and
educational exhibits.
As an artist, the owner of North River Media was planning on creating a
web site for his company himself. But, like so many other small business
owners, he found he just didn't have the time. Rebekah Murphy was able
to combine her expertise and artistic talent with North River Media's vision
to create this site, showcasing their latest work and providing contact
information for new clients. The title page animation uses dHTML to reduce
load time.
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Bekah's
Ooey-GUI Goodness: a personal site of Rebekah Murphy.
The site contains icons and desktop patterns designed for the Mac OS computer
platform. The "floating" bubbles were animated with dHTML. They
can be stopped and restarted via a control button. (This site was created
in 2000 for use with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator 4. Since
the content is no longer being updated, the code has not been fixed to
work on more modern browsers.)
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