Whether you are a consulting executive determined to make your company stand out from the rest, a merchant whose business depends on presenting the public with an attractive display of items, or an artist, architect, or writer looking to successfully showcase your work, Rachael Wren can meet your needs. She will present you with several design options, and work with you to create a final product that is exciting and effective.
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Married to Brooklyn is a collection of Brooklyn-based businesses who offer wedding services - florists, photographers, jewelers, officiants, and more. Every element of the design was carefully considered to give this graphics-rich site a fun, welcoming feeling.
Jane Doyle designs and weaves colorful rag rugs. The bright, warm feel of her website complements her creations, and the well-organized gallery section makes it easy for potential customers to browse through her work.
Olivella soaps and lotions are made from Italian virgin olive oil. The company wanted their website to highlight the natural source of their products and convey a sense of luxurious relaxation. A photo of the Italian countryside greets viewers when they arrive at the homepage, and the interior pages are sleek and clean. Additionally, an e-commerce platform was customized to match the rest of the site.
J2N Architecture asked for a logo design and website to match the firm's motto: "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". Clean lines and basic shapes complement the architectural sketches and photos that appear throughout the website, and an extensive gallery allows potential clients to view multiple angles of each project.
4U Gifts, a gift and housewares store located in Jerusalem, needed a site that would reflect the elegant yet personable character of the shop. The header plays off the store's pre-existing logo, bringing dynamism to the design, and the color purple adds a sense of richness.
Renowned sculptor Tom Doyle wanted an extensive portfolio website to organize and present six decades of his work. Each sculpture on the site is well shown off in a large photo, and thumbnail images make it easy to navigate between pieces. A resume, artist's statement, and photo of Tom working in his studio round out the site.
Susanne Davis is a successful fiction writer who teaches a variety of writing workshops. She wanted a website that would reflect her personality and complement the gentle cadence of her writing. The resulting design uses a muted leaf pattern and soft edges to draw the viewer into Susnne's work and world.
The Llama Futurities Association was looking to add flair to their text heavy site. A flash movie on the homepage and photos of llamas bring personality to the site, while the dynamic navigation allows users to easily access information.
Accomplished painter Barbara Grossman wanted to display her large body of work -- paintings, drawings, and prints -- on the web. Most important to her was that the design of the website not overtake the images she intended to present. The outcome is a clean, elegant, and easy-to-navigate site that allows her work to shine.
Accents for Today offers cards, crafts, and folk art from many countries around the world. Their site needed to effectively organize and present hundreds of products. An earthy-toned palette reflects the origins of the items for sale, while a slideshow on the homepage adds extra life to the site.
