ajs_top_web.gif
  • websites_pure

    puresalonsarasota.com

    Pure Salon & Bou­tique is a Salon and Spa located in the Sara­sota FL. Pure was one of the first salons to offer a “green” salon expe­ri­ence to this eco-friendly com­mu­nity. Offer­ing clients a selec­tion of the best prod­ucts avail­able, includ­ing Onesta, Kevin Mur­phy, Moroc­can Oil, & Sebas­t­ian. They turned to us to cre­ate a unique look and feel for their web-presence. One that reflected the essence of Pure’s unique Salon experience.

  • websites_reiki

    marykanereikimaster.net

    An Ash­tanga Yoga prac­ti­tioner (with Beryl Ben­der) and later an instruc­tor in 1995, Ms. Kane prac­tices, stud­ies, and teaches Ash­tanga Yoga & Reiki. Reiki is a gen­tle hands-on heal­ing art over 2,500 years old with tra­di­tional roots in ancient Tibet. Reiki treat­ment clears and heals the energy path­ways and restores har­mony and bal­ance to the body, mind and spirit. Reiki energy ther­apy pro­motes a state of deep relax­ation and revi­tal­izes the “whole” person.

  • websites_beatles

    thewhitealbum.org

    This web­site is the most com­pre­hen­sive look ever under­taken of the Bea­t­les sprawl­ing 1968 self-titled dou­ble album. It’s also the first web­site devoted entirely to a sin­gle Bea­t­les album. The site fea­tures some intense research on the part of its many con­trib­u­tors. It con­tains many never before heard out­takes and demo’s and long lost radio spe­cials aired over the years since the albums ini­tial release. Over­flow­ing with detailed infor­ma­tion the site enter­tains thou­sands of vis­i­tors each month from all over the world, invit­ing them to delve into the album and once again take a closer look.

  • websites_posh

    salonposh.net

    Salon Posh has endeav­ored to cre­ate a relax­ing oasis for each client who walks through the door. Their pro­fes­sional and friendly staff strives to make your expe­ri­ence “fun and fab­u­lous!” and they wanted for a web­site design that reflected that ambiance. Two request from owner Lau­rie Triner accom­pa­nied that request… my favorite color is pur­ple, and we love the shops ele­gant chan­de­lier. Could you some­how include both in the website?

  • websites_goldstein

    brothergoldstein.com

    New Orleans based pho­tog­ra­pher L.J. Goldstein’s work has cap­tured the feel of the cities core cul­ture like few before him have done as well. Although he is not a mem­ber of the press, the esteemed Press Club of New Orleans awarded L.J. First Place for his 2006 photo story “The Beat of the Street” that appeared in the Louisiana Endow­ment for Human­i­ties Cul­tural Vis­tas Mag­a­zine. This lead to L.J.‘s One-Man Show at the Zigler Museum of Fine Art.

  • websites_beachyclean

    beachycleanit.com

    Sandi and Shelly (their names dic­tated the company’s name) are life­long friends and two old school Ital­ian girls raised to be clean­ing fanat­ics. They decided to cre­ate a new busi­ness doing what they know best. They came to me because wanted their web­site to sparkle. No prob­lem there, the web­site gave them instant cred­i­bil­ity… their busi­ness took off. Ninety per­cent of their new clients say the web­site was the deal clincher for them. All these girls needed was a foot in the door, their web­site made that hap­pen, their tal­ent took care of the rest.

  • websites_fawcett

    fawcettlaw.com

    Based in Wash­ing­ton DC the Faw­cett & Faw­cett Law Firm’s mis­sion is to pro­vide com­pe­tent pro­fes­sional ser­vices and excep­tional sup­port to its clients with the goal of sus­tain­ing rela­tion­ships through­out life. The firm needed a web­site that served its client base by pro­vid­ing rel­e­vant infor­ma­tion on its specfic needs. With over 30 years of expe­ri­ence, Faw­cett & Faw­cett is com­mit­ted to help­ing clients live the best life their vision and prepa­ra­tions will offer. They pride them­selves in the long term rela­tion­ships they develop and sus­tain with their clients.

  • websites_meadowwalk

    meadowwalk.org

    The Meadow Walk Home Own­ers Asso­ci­a­tion real­ized that an com­mu­nity web­site could to reduce print­ing, mail­ing, and admin­is­tra­tive cost, while pro­vid­ing res­i­dents 24/7 access to impor­tant neigh­bor­hood infor­ma­tion. They asked us to cre­ate a web­site that would allow the Meadow Walk HOA to com­mu­ni­cate effec­tively with its mem­bers by giv­ing them access to news and updates, and imme­di­ate access to all asso­ci­a­tion doc­u­ments and forms now avail­able on their web­site. It also allowed res­i­dents instant and con­fi­den­tial com­mu­ni­ca­tion with its Board members.

  • websites_ellen

    livingellen.us

    Blogs have become an increas­ingly impor­tant com­mu­ni­ca­tion tool. They’re an instan­ta­neous way for peo­ple to com­mu­ni­cate their thoughts and ideas. They’ve become the newslet­ters and fanzines of the 21st cen­tury. Liv­ing Ellen was the first request I had to specif­i­cally design a such a blog site. I embraced the chal­lenge if only because one never knows where these things might lead. A clean, read­able, easy to nav­i­gate design was required with the focus on con­tent. The sites min­i­mal­ist look and feel reflect both its own­ers taste, and Ellen’s own sensibilities.

  • websites_jerseysound

    jsdjs.com

    Jer­sey Sound and Enter­tain­ment is Mark Giangrante’s pas­sion as well as his liveli­hood. ‘DJ Mu’ as he’s known, prides him­self on bring­ing that East Coast Jer­sey Sound and Style to Florida’s Gulf Coast. That he says… “vir­tu­ally guarantee’s a splen­did time for all”. Mark is a class act and wanted a web­site that reflected the unique sense of style, tal­ent and pro­fes­sion­al­ism he brings to every event. He needed a web­site that reflected that pro­fes­sion­al­ism while also pro­vid­ing all other relevent infor­ma­tion as well as and an easy way to com­mu­ni­cate via phone or email.

  • websites_amster

    eileenamster.com

    Eileen Amster is an artist of some renown who works pri­mar­ily in oils, pen and ink, and a com­bi­na­tion of those two. Her work has exhib­ited all over the coun­try and is as dis­tinc­tive in style as she is. She con­tacted me about cre­at­ing her first online gallery. I was hon­ored to accept the chal­lenge. Miss Amster’s web­site is a great vechile in help­ing the pub­lic view her work while also allow­ing her a way of sell­ing her signed prints via the site.

  • websites_evelynclothier

    evelynclothier.com

    Eve­lyn Cloth­ier is a designer of fine art and prize-winning jew­elry. It has been said that “ Her work is char­ac­ter­ized by cre­ative new approaches to tra­di­tional qual­ity and ele­gance. Her innate sense of pro­por­tion and instinct for each gem’s moods and strengths has earned a con­sen­sus of atten­tion and respect from her peers. The del­i­cate inter­play of her gem selec­tion in unique set­tings is unmatched.” The web­site allows her to show­case her award win­ning designs.

  • websites_ssas

    ssasllc.com

    Swartz Site Acqup­res­en­cei­si­tion Ser­vices LLC is owned and oper­ated by Kim Swartz. From devel­op­ing and imple­ment­ing the ground rights pur­chase, to val­i­dat­ing all avail­able assets, SSAS has become a force in cell tower acqui­si­tion ser­vices. With over 10 years expe­ri­ence in the tele­com indus­try SSAS is well versed in all aspects of the tele­com indus­try. SSAS required a web pre­sense that high­lighted its pro­fes­sion­al­ism and allowed clients an easy way to con­tract their services.

  • websites_rwbunch

    rwbunch.com

    The Robert W. Bunch Co. is a high end Paint­ing Con­trac­tor ser­vice serv­ing the Greater Philadel­phia, Bucks and Mont­gomery County areas. The ser­vices he offers include cus­tom inte­rior and exte­rior paint­ing, wall­pa­per­ing, faux fin­ishes, wall-glazing and wood grain­ing as well as a wide array of spe­cial­ized related ser­vices. His client base is upscale and requested a web­site that reflected his professionalism.

  • websites_nlsmith

    nlsmithinvestigations.com

    N.L. Smith Inves­tiga­tive Ser­vices is a Pri­vate Inves­ti­ga­tion firm based in Sara­sota FL pro­vid­ing com­pe­tent, pro­fes­sional, con­fi­den­tial and afford­able inves­ti­ga­tions. They wanted a web­site that reflected those attrib­utes and made it easy for poten­tial clients to quickly find the infor­ma­tion they needed, and a dis­creet way of con­tract­ing their services.

  • websites_mirrorkitchens

    mirrorkitchens.net

    Mir­ror Kitchens and Design is a small cus­tom kitchen design com­pany based in Sara­sota Florida, They offer a per­sonal touch approach to mod­ern kitchen design. With more than 20 years of expe­ri­ence in the design and instal­la­tion of a wide range of styles and cab­i­net prod­ucts they requested a web­site that reflected this per­sonal approach.

  • websites_fba

    savefoggybottom.com

    The Foggy Bot­tom Asso­ci­a­tion is one of Wash­ing­ton DC’s old­est com­mu­nity orga­ni­za­tions. They approached me about cre­at­ing a web­site that sup­plies cur­rent, infor­ma­tion, timely updates and the abil­ity to reach out to the entire mem­ber­ship thought a multi-recipient email group list tied to their web­site. They had been writ­ing and print­ing a weekly newslet­ter for years and a web­site seemed like a nat­ural transistion.

  • websites_terrymoore

    terrymoore.com

    Cre­ated by Terry Moore and David LeVine, the website’s pur­pose is to share Terry’s tal­ent and clas­sic sto­ries with her fans. Most of her films were B-pictures, but sev­eral were box office hits, includ­ing Mighty Joe Young (1949), Come Back, Lit­tle Sheba (1952) (for which she was nom­i­nated for an Acad­emy Award for Best Sup­port­ing Actress), and Pey­ton Place (1957). She appeared on the cover of Life mag­a­zine for July 6, 1953, as “Hollywood’s sexy tomboy”. At age 55, Moore posed nude in the August 1984 issue of Play­boy mag­a­zine, pho­tographed by Ken Marcus.

  • websites_4star

    4stargc.com

    Four Star Gen­eral Con­trac­tors was a new start-up busi­ness in 2007. They approached me about cre­at­ing a brand­ing pack­age, logo design, sta­tion­ary pack­age etc., and web­site because they felt in todays busi­ness cli­mate it was as impor­tant to have a web pres­ence as hav­ing an ad in the Yel­low Pages use to be.

  • websites_gbp

    greatbigplanet.net

    Great Big Planet is enter­tainer Bruce Segal’s edu­ca­tional class­room and assem­bly pro­gram designed for stu­dents pre-k thru 12th grade. Bruce’s pre­sen­ta­tions last approx­i­mately 45 min­utes and include story-telling, audi­ence par­tic­i­pa­tion, props and a 10 minute film. GBP needed a web­site that high­lighted these pre­sen­ta­tions and allowed clients to eas­ily con­tact them through the site. Bruce trav­els through­out the entire coun­try giv­ing these shows. He needed a web­site that explain­ing the var­i­ous pre­sen­ta­tions and an easy way for edu­ca­tors to con­tact Great Big Planet.

How do you know when you should hire a professional?

Let’s be hon­est peo­ple no longer reach for the Yellow-pages when search­ing for infor­ma­tion. Instead they’re doing a google search. Don’t be tempted to go with an inex­pen­sive ama­teur or a friend of a friend who dab­bles in web build­ing. You need some­one who spe­cial­izes in cre­at­ing clean, secure, well-designed pro­fes­sional web­sites. This is the face you’re show­ing the world.

Given the amount of com­pe­ti­tion on the web, you need to do every­thing you can to stand out from your com­peti­tors. Cre­at­ing a great web­site goes a long way in help­ing to posi­tion you and your com­pany and explain what sets you apart from all the oth­ers. This goes beyond describ­ing the ben­e­fits of your prod­uct or service—this is about you and your com­pany estab­lish­ing credibility.

Tell your story by pro­vid­ing infor­ma­tion about you, your staff and your com­pany. This takes the anonymity out of doing busi­ness on the web and shows cus­tomers they’re buy­ing from real peo­ple they can relate to. Post your phone num­ber and/or e-mail address some­where on every page. If you don’t make it easy to reach you, some poten­tial cus­tomers will jump to the con­clu­sion that you’re unpro­fes­sional or pos­si­bly even disreputable.