This is a site I built for a friend of mine in Australia. He has recently launched a new business called Cockatoo Chaos, and requested help in building out the site. This site was built in WordPress, and focused on easy navigation, simple and striking colors, with a clean format to present information to customers.

Plans to build out the site to include an online store using WordPress Shopping Cart are scheduled for a later date. This site was based on the Satoshi theme, an open source theme available to WordPress users.

If you like parrots, check out Bawdens Cockatoo Chaos!

Recently a new website for a local Asheville business was redone and released! Med Express Gloves is a medical supply store that supplies premium latex, vinyl, and nitrile gloves.

Take a look at the old site:

Bland colors, overlapping and confusing navigation, misspelled words and outdated links were some of the sites hurdles to overcome. Customers that had been with the company for years were used to the site and had no complaints, but our focus was to rebrand and rebuild, gain new customers and keep loyal customers satisfied.

Check out the new site:

I was fortunate to work with a great team that helped bring this new website to life. Angela of Anotions did the new logo, Audrey Goforth did a product photo shoot, and breathed a whole new life into the site with the fantastic front page photos. Now instead of confusing navigation, the path to purchase is crystal clear. Information is available at the click of the mouse, and inquiries can easily be sent through the companies contact page. Gary of G Social Media brought Med Express into the social media realm by hooking them up with a QR Code, Facebook, and Twitter accounts. Old and new customers can also now navigate to the company’s blog, or view the short ‘behind the scenes’ video clip to see what life is really like in the warehouse.

Working on makeover projects such as this are my absolute favorite, and working with a talented team makes it even better. I love comparing the ‘before’ and ‘after’ photos, and hearing input from the company and customers.