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b-spoke group

Whether you’re a management consultant looking for additional sales or a business looking for a management consultant, b-spoke group can help. This project included services from the “Basics” package.

Chinese Shao-Lin Centers (Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Fort Collins)

Each of these martial arts schools are part of the same lineage, so we worked with the head instructors at each school to come up with an easy to maintain design and structure that was consistent among the schools while using separate color palettes to make each site unique.

Lafayette Business Consulting

Lafayette Business Consulting provides strategic sales and marketing advice and services to a variety of businesses. This project included the “Basics” package, with some CSS customization and the use of brand logo and colors developed for LBC prior to this project.

Orange Insights (formerly Brand Behavior)

What happens when you take two former marketing executives and drop them into Boulder, Colorado? They become entrepreneurs, of course. These two took their new firm from idea to launch in just a few weeks and had no time to waste to get their website online. This project included the “Basics” package, plus custom PHP and CSS.

Plato BioPharma

Plato BioPharma, Inc. (PBI) is a pre-clinical drug discovery contract research organization (CRO) currently in the process of raising funds and growing the company. They needed a basic web presence that would provide a “face” for the organization while also allowing them to share ongoing news and press releases with their audience. This project included the “Basics” package, plus custom PHP and CSS, and the use of brand logo, colors, and custom graphics developed for the company prior to this project.

Other…

Junior League of Denver (jldconnect.net)

As Technology Coordinator for the Junior League of Denver, J. J. has been working with the JLD to build an intranet site for League members to share information, work on projects, and communicate more effectively with each other (one-on-one and group-to-group.)  The intranet site was originally built on WMPU (now WordPress 3.0) with BuddyPress.

Daily Eats, Mind Arrays, Women’s Internet History Project

By the time we got these sites they were already on WordPress, although each had a different theme and two had been at least partially migrated from Blogger. This project included migration cleanup, custom PHP and CSS work, and standardization of plugins across the three sites.