Community Arts & Empowerment got a brand new website! CAE is a local community arts center that focuses on public art and community involvement. They needed a new website to share what they do with the community, but more importantly to get community engagement and feedback on their projects.

This project was a full service build, including:

• Logo design. Learn more about the branding for CAE here.
• Hosting and Domain setup
• WordPress installation & theme setup
• Design customization
• SurveyMonkey setup
• Photo touch ups
• Gif creation*
• Google Business listing setup
• Data entry
• Ongoing support

*in the spirit of honesty, I’d like to let you know that I did NOT do the photoshopping on the original images of the mural featured in this Gif. I could, it’s definitely in my skill set, but in this case the client already had those images ready. So basically what I’m saying with this bullet point is that I told a computer to put a pre-made stack of images into Gif form. I know, my skills are very impressive.

Visit the CAE website below to check out a bit about what they do. If you have any questions about the work I did for the site, please contact me directly.

Community artist and teacher Kathleen Crocetti needed a website upgrade to showcase her amazing work. Her old website had fallen behind the times: it wasn’t mobile responsive, it was difficult to edit and hard to navigate. Because Kathleen creates an ongoing body of artwork, it was important that the new website feature easy to use image galleries that can be added to over time, and also allow users to easily view her past work. All of these issues were addressed with the implementation of a new, sleeker, mobile responsive WordPress site.

This project included:

• Theme installation and customization
• Mobile responsive design
• Data entry
• Photo processing
• Ongoing support

Visit Kathleen’s website below to learn more about what she does. If you have any questions about the work I did, please contact me directly.