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How to Learn Web Design (Part 1)
A while ago someone asked me where they should begin if they wanted to learn how to build websites. They had built a site using a WordPress theme, but they didn’t know how to make changes to the design. Depending on where you live, there may or may not be a college or university offering
Read MoreNew Website for Seattle Center of SRF
The Seattle Center of Self-Realization Fellowship contacted me to re-design their website. They were looking for an updated design that matched Self-Realization Fellowship’s existing branding. They also wanted the website to be mobile friendly.
Read MoreNew website and logo for BCFoodSecurityGateway.ca
The BC Food Security Gateway website is a resource portal for information on Food Security in British Columbia. The BC Food Security Gateway website a project of the Public Health Association of BC and the Provincial Health Services Authority of BC. Their new website is hosted with a secure, cloud based WordPress host in Canada. WordPress
Read MoreNew Website for Seaview Beach Resort
Seaview Beach Resort’s new custom designed website is mobile friendly, and built using WordPress. New photo galleries showcase their cottages in Qualicum Beach, as well as wildlife photography taken by guests (look out for the bunny with the beard).
Read MoreWebsite and Logo Redesign: PHABC
The Public Health Association of BC (PHABC) was desperate for a new website. Their old site was an eyesore, difficult to navigate, and ran on an outdated CMS system. The new website is built on WordPress and is mobile friendly. With a simpler navigation system, search, and less out-of-date content, it will be easier for their
Read MoreMobile friendly upgrade for HarmonyHealthcare.ca
After the new google search updates were released this spring, John from Harmony Health Care contacted me to upgrade his website, which I had built in 2009, to a mobile friendly version. We also increased the page width of the website for desktop users and made a few improvements to the home page.
Read MoreGoogle’s New Mobile Friendly Search Update
Google has recently launched an update to its mobile search, giving higher priority to websites designed for small screens. This won’t affect results returned via a desktop search, but if your users are searching via their phone, not having a mobile friendly website could affect your website search rankings. For more info, read Rolling out
Read MoreBloodhound Home Inspectors – New Mobile Friendly Website
Bloodhound Home Inspectors is a new Victoria business by owner James Tillapaugh. James had his logo and website designed by Mark Bawden, and contacted me to transform the design into a responsive (mobile friendly) WordPress website.
Read MoreResponsive Upgrade for EmpoweredChoices.com
After hearing about Google’s new mobile search ranking update, Anne from Empowered Choices Counselling and Therapy contacted me to update her existing website to a mobile friendly version. Anne was my first client when I started doing website design professionally in 2008. 7 years is a lifetime in website design, and much of the code
Read MoreWebsite Re-Design for Axiom Mould Experts
Axiom Mould Experts’ new website is mobile friendly and built on WordPress CMS. Their goals for this re-design were to add their new logo (company name change from Eco-Impact), improve search engine optimization for the Victoria area, and to allow Ryan, the company owner to update text content himself. They had recently expanded their business from Vancouver to Victoria,
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