Bradley & Monson »
Springthistle partnered with GoodForm Design to create this new snazzy website for B&M. GoodForm created the design, and then we built the site using a custom templating system written in PHP to drive the site. It’s easy to change things site-wide.
SSDS Raritan Valley »
The Solomon Schechter Day School of Raritan Valley had a website from the late 90s and they were ready for a major re-design that used the same colors and pizazz in the schools new publication materials. They needed a site that would show off the wonderful work they are doing, inform the current students and families about what’s going on, as well as invite donors to support them.
MonacoReps redesign »
After a few years with an older design, MR decided it was time to upgrade. They produced a new design from within their company and came to Springthistle to implement it. This was not simply a dermabrasion. There were significant functional changes as well, including an all-new gallery which we wrote in javascript and a new news section, which is driven by the same custom CMS that drives the rest of the site.
Reform Zionism »
The organization that sponsors this website, Arza, contacted me about setting up a website in very short time that would display two talmud-lke pages and give all visitors the opportunity to add their voices to the talmudic discussion. A re-programmed WordPress installation did the trick!
Beth Jacob »
Beth Jacob, a Jewish congregation in Minnesota, had a website that was created in the late 90s and they were ready for something new. They needed a site with bright colors, an up-to-date calendar, useful well-organized information and a system for easily keeping their content up to date. I set them up with a customized WordPress installation, a unique design, and a calendar called EasyPHPCalendar.
Nihil Obstat »
When CCL dcided to retire the LCSW blog that Karen had been authoring for a long while, they requested an off-site rejplacement called Nihil Obstat. NO has a custom theme designed from scratch and implemented as a theme in a unique WordPress installation set up separate from CCL, but connected through links
Green Canticle »
Karen Doherty decided that she needed a blog. After designing a custom theme from sxcratch, we implemented it as a WordPress theme in a WordPress-driven website and customized it to her needs.
SSDSA Redesign »
The Solomon Schechter Day School Association just got a facelift. Because I originally built the website with a template, all that was needed to implement the new design (which features, brighter colors and the use of photographs in the header) was for me to create a new template and stylesheet and >poof< the whole website has a new look.
Visit the Solomon Schechter Day School Association website »
May 14, 2007Presbyterian Welcome »
When they came to me, Presbyterian Welcome had a late 90s website that needed upgrading to the naughties. I did a complete redesign, using their new logo and colors, and implemented the website in WordPress so that they can keep their own content updated. They’ve got news (posts) on the specially-designed homepage and suckerfish dropdown menus on the inside to keep their content organized and on good display.
Quo Vadis Planners Revamp!! »
For the past few months, we’ve been working on completely revamping the Quo Vadis website, which we built a few years ago. The new website conveniently runs off the same database (with a few minor changes), and introduces a new, sleek design. It’s also got SEO-friendly URLs, faster loading, more useful information on each page, and utilized opensource scripts such as lightbox and phpthumb.