business
So I was finally able to redo the RIPSHEARS website. This was one of my first sites and I've learned a lot since building it, particularly with how to design a site that is more easily maintained by the owner.
Still built on Squarespace (but with a new template) and includes all new photos of the product line. Check it out!
Sweet Treats is a Charlotte, NC based vending services company. They offer candy vending machines for use in fundraising and businesses. They needed a simple home on the internet and that's what they got - short and sweet!
Williamsburg, VA custom leather worker Artie Shell asked that I give him some help with his Wordpress site. We decided to move it to Squarespace as this was an easier platform and was plenty powerful for his needs. Includes an Etsy Mini storefront and lots of images of beautiful leather work!
I've finished work on the Breastfeeding Blues & Bliss website. This simple site serves as the online home to a new private lactation consultant in the Charlottesville, Virginia area. It lists services offered, has downloadable forms, and is, like all the sites I build, easy for the owner to maintain in the future.
I've recently completed a simple, but clean looking new site for PDC & Associates, a local small business. They had simple requirements and wanted a site which they could maintain themselves - exactly my niche! PDC is yet another company that frequently works with the military - I seem to be involved with a lot of those types of companies! Always love working with organizations and businesses that support our military.
The Round House is a local supplier of ammunition and related supplies. I helped finish out their website on the 3dcart platform to get it up and running for business.
The RIPSHEARS website is up! RIPSHEARS is a veteran-owned company that makes trauma shears for EMTs, nurses, doctors, medics, and police. Their primary product is the standard RIPSHEAR which has a traditional trauma shear with a safety knife attachment which can also double as a reflex hammer and O2 wrench.
Previously this site was averaging about six visitors a day. Now they are page 1 on Google for 'trauma shears' and other similar search terms. Plus, because their site was built on Squarespace, the owners can make future changes themselves.
