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Boise Art Glass – eCommerce Web Design

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· January 17, 2011

Boise Art Glass, located in Boise, Idaho, wanted an easy to use eCommerce website that would shine as brightly as their glass art and give their customers with all the information needed to provide a good shopping experience. Utilizing the WordPress platform and the Market eCommerce theme, we customized the theme, constructed a custom banner of their various glass pieces,…

Hytrek CPA – Web Design

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· January 15, 2011

Small Business Consulting Services by Lonny Hytrek, CPA, of Ontario, Oregon, asked that a WordPress website be designed to provide general tax information to visitors. Custom content was constructed to be informative and educational, with the opportunity for visitors to sign up to receive Tax Alerts via a eNewsletter. We customized a premium theme to tailor the look of the…

My Review of Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer

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· January 12, 2011

Originally submitted at Adorama Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer, Print, Copy, Scan and Fax, 1200 x 600 dpi, 20ppm Print Speed Konica Minolta 1690MF Magicolor Color Multifunction Laser Printer, Print, Copy, Scan and Fax, 1200 x 600 dpi, 20ppm Print Speed Small footprint, good copies, easy setup By Barbara from Nampa, ID on 1/12/2011 4out of 5…

Torched Glassworks – Website Design

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· December 28, 2010

Kylee Koenig, owner of Torched Glassworks, wanted an eCommerce website that was easy for her visitors to navigate and purchase her products, reflected her style, and one that she could add her works of art into effortlessly. We developed a CMS website on the WordPress platform, and customized the Market theme with custom logo and color scheme. The Market theme…

Back Up Your Important Stuff with Carbonite…

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· October 4, 2010

Was the back up of my computer information viable…and safe? Is my info as safe as I think? We all know that we should be backing up our computer information, but do we…regularly…really? I thought my backup process was good; I would make copies of my folders and files on DVDs and CDs and had an external hard drive that…

Frazer Appraisals – Logo Design

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· October 1, 2010

Frazer Peterson, owner of Frazer Appraisals in Fruitland, Idaho, requested that a logo be designed for his residential real estate business. I found him to be a man of quality and integrity, with his feet planted firmly on the ground and a love for flying. His company’s logo was designed to reflect the grounding of his business set on a…

Roe Enterprises – Custom Content

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· October 1, 2010

When Adam Roe of Roe Enterprises started talking to me about his business, I not only got the sense that he had grown up in the industry, I felt he was a true professional in his field. He has a staff of well trained professionals who work as a well-oiled machine focused on a common goal, providing quality services to…

Guardian Management Company – Web Design

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· October 1, 2010

Ross and Tina Barton, owners of Guardian Management Company in Payette, Idaho, had a website and were interested in improving its look, information and functionality. While getting to know them and their business, I found that they are true professionals, ethical and genuine. Their staff are part of their family and they have a vested interest in their lives. It…

Thank you for visiting…

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· September 26, 2010

I’d like to thank you for visiting my website and showing interest. If there is anything I can do to assist you in marketing your business, please do not hesitate to let me know. That’s what I’m here for, to be of service to you.

Restaurant Menu Design – Graphic Design

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· August 30, 2010

A Payette, Idaho, eatery was to open and needed a logo and menus designed pronto. The diner was 50s-60s car-themed and they wanted their restaurant menu design to reflect that. For the logo, the owner wanted to include a vehicle he owned. From photographs taken, we sketched out his car, then chose a fast retro-looking font and set it all…

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