T-Town Delivery is a start-up grocery delivery serving the Tulsa Area. They needed a simple informational site that they could self-manage. The site incorporates content management, which allows them to edit site content, and add/remove pages on the fly.

I built this website for Lanterman Tractor, a Coweta based dirt work/landscaping company. It’s a standard portfolio site with a heavy focus on search engine optimization.  It’s built to showcase Lanterman Tractor’s services, equipment and qualifications in a straight forward and easy-to-understand manner.

IMAX went with a flirty, sophisticated trend for the summer market season, so we redesigned the website to match.

I’ve teamed up with a friend and colleague, Colleen Stiles, who by the way is an excellent graphic designer, to create stilesdesignstudio.com. This is a standard website with an open-ended design built to allow Colleen to edit and manage content independently.

Check it out at www.stilesdesignstudio.com.

I’ve recently designed a basic site for Tulsa Import Parts, an auto parts retailer. You can check it out at tulsaimportautoparts.com.

Body Fulfillment personal training has taken advantage of Wann Design email marketing for over a year now. His latest campaign – “Be Like Bhavik”, the real-life success story of a Body Fulfillment client who lost a lot of weight with good old fashioned diet and exercise.

I’ve recently finished with the Joomla-managed Abel Moving and Storage website. The website was really a lot of fun to design. We went through a couple revisions. The first version was basically the same site with a blue and gold color scheme held over from the previous site design.

What is Joomla?
Joomla is the my content-management system of choice. It allows clients the ability to manage the day-to-day operation of their own website. With Joomla, clients have the ability to add and remove pages, edit content, manage images and even add web forms (with a little training).

You can view the blog at http://www.imaxcorp.com/blog

On a bit of a side note, I hate to admit this, but I actually made use of a rotating gif in the design. I have a 80’s style Polaroid as sort of a focal point in the side bar, and I wanted a grainy, vintage look. The 256 color rendering worked nicely.

Website for Bill John Baker, Cherokee Tribal Councilman, District 1. Completed in 2007.