Hiking Gear, Camping Equipment, Backpacks, and Climbing Gear are the keyword phrases we are working on for SEO. Creating high quality back links using these keywords helps improve their search rankings for them. Ideally you want these back links to come from other highly ranked websites with similar content.
Redesigned The Bayou Boys Website
Created a WordPress blog for them to post hunting updates and information about their sponsors. Also added a really nice flash picture gallery for them to showcase all of their hunting pics.
Homepage for The Bayou Boys website
Banner Ad Graphic Design
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Our Latest Website Design
We just got finished designing a website named Safety Boater. It is a social networking site for whitewater paddling that uses the WordPress/Buddypress platform.
Homepage for Safety Boater.
Posted in Web 2.0 Design, Web Design Portfolio
Tagged social network, web 2.0, web design
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Redesigned the Code Scribe website.
Finished the redesign of CodeScribe.net, adding blog and portfolio pages, along with a cleaner web 2.0 look. Set the blog up so that it auto publishes to our social network pages as well. Here is a screen shot of the new homepage on the Firefox web browser:
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New web 2.0 design for the UMCA website.
Updated the design of the United Mountain Cur Association website. They wanted a clean, simple site, that is focused on a user friendly forum for their members. Used the My BB forum platform and based the rest of the design around it’s standard template.
UMCA Homepage
Welcome to the Web 2.0 blog!
The term Web 2.0 is associated with websites that facilitate participatory information sharing, user-centered design, and collaboration on the World Wide Web. A Web 2.0 site allows users to interact with the site and other contributors to the site, in a social media dialogue as creators of user-generated content in a virtual community. In Web 1.0, websites limited users to passively viewing content that was created for them. Examples of Web 2.0 websites include forums, blogs, wikis, social networking sites, and video sharing sites.