Monthly Archives: May 2002
Angeles Chapter Foundation
Angeles Chapter Foundation
2015
Client: Sierra Club Angeles Chapter Foundation
The Angeles Chapter Foundation of the Sierra Club chose WordPress for their content management system. We incorporated features for donations and a private Board of Directors section.
See the new Foundation site at
angeleschapterfoundation.org
Band of Artists
Band of Artists
2015
Client: Band of Artists
Band of Artists illustration group needed a robust portfolio site specifically designed to be easily updatable by multiple users. We ensured that visitors can easily find what they are looking for by building, in Drupal, taxonomy-based searches and sortable views. Special masonry-based portfolio pages were created for each artist.
Look at the pretty pictures!
http://bandofartists.com/
International Studies at West LA College
International Studies at West LA College
2015
Client: West LA College
International Studies at West LA College, built with the Kentico CMS framework, is an adjunct site to wlac.edu, tailored specifically for international students and their needs. The site includes a dynamic course list and class selection tool, is fully responsive and includes Google Translate integration.
Sign up for International Studies at
international.wlac.edu/International/
Bermudez Projects
Bermudez Projects
2015
Client: Bermudez Projects
Bermudez Projects WordPress site supports an art gallery and special events and art programming. A custom blog delivers the organization’s newsletter journal, The Review.
Get introduced to the artists repped by bermudezprojects.com
UCLA Doheny Eye Institute
UCLA Doheny Eye Institute
2015
Client: UCLA Doheny Eye Institute
UCLA Doheny Eye Institute is a responsive WordPress site, with customized accordion menus and rollovers.
“See” the “site” at Doheny.org
Safbaby
Safbaby
2015
Client: Safbaby
The Safbaby project had a strong pre-existing audience and needed to retain that value, and requested an updated, responsive site with more complex editorial control. Zumwinkle.com built a the new site in WordPress, and helped coordinate Japanese and Chinese language versions.