As consultants to financial services companies, El Salto Partners wanted a website that differentiated them from the corporate world while illustrating their ability to speak the language and understand the challenges of communicating on the internet. The site is meant to be an introduction to the team's services, with a blog being the venue for illustrating the do's and don'ts of effective online communication.

Anne is a writer and an English instructor at Sonoma State University in California. She needed a website to which she could easily add new works that could be downloaded as pdf files or viewed through links to literary journals.

She has the ability to feature newer publications on the homepage while keeping all writings referenced on the Publications page. The design challenge was to accurately reflect Anne's literary persona with graphic elements.

Georgetown is 45 minutes west of Denver and offers train rides and mine tours to visitors from the city, and throughout the country. This website gives them the tools to feature special deals on the homepage and to create themed photo albums as well as edit all text and most images on the site. They can also control the meta tags for targeted search engine optimization.

Barbara can create series within three categories of work - paintings, works on paper, and mixed media and post images to each series. She can change all the text on the site and customize SEO within her content management system.

The Highroad to Taos Artisans Studio Tour happens each fall. This site leads a visitor through the process of reviewing artwork before they hit the road. because the site is built with "responsive" design, it reads well on an iPad and a smartphone. The organization has a robust content management system that allows them to add artists and artworks at any time.

The new Red River website launched in March 2013. It's a responsive design, resizing to fit any screen desktop, tablet, smartphone. The site is divided into three sections - for visitors, town hall info, and a massive section on annual events, for which Red River is renowned. The site won best website of the year at the NM Governor's Conference on Tourism!

John A. Kohan is a collector, an artist, and a writer. This site is a platform for showing and explaining sacred art from all over the world. He can manage the content from anywhere he travels.

The Harwood staff can manage an exhibition and events calendar, sell tickets and memberships, and explain the historic value of its many collections through a content management system that has several levels of secure authorization.

The image management system on this art gallery site allows the artist to feature different artworks, provide background information on her imagery, and upload an unlimited number of artworks to themed gallery pages.

This nonprofit provides support for "Pioneers of Environmental Change." Their website CMS allows them to self-manage an event calendar, links to Friends of the Institute, and explain various environmental initiatives. The current version of the site, our third generation, includes videos of the director explaining institute initiatives.

This is one of three webshops developed for the Museum of New Mexico. It features over 4000 products from three museums. The museum staff can add, delete, and edit all products and accept orders online.

Its sister sites are worldfolkart.orag and museumfoundation.org. All three sites share a content management system.

This is the online companion to the printed Taos Vacation Guide produced for Taos County Lodgers Association and the Town of Taos.  It provides travel information in four languages, offers the visitor a Hotel Search feature, vacation specials, photo albums, and driving tour itineraries. The site was redesigned in 2011.