Hello visitors!
This week we’re getting ready to launch the Photography By Lauren Joy website. Lauren Joy is a photography in Fargo, North Dakota. She takes portrait photography to a whole different level, by adding her own unique style to her published works.
Although we haven’t publicly released this info yet you can preview the new website here first: http://photographybylaurenjoy.com/ Go ahead and check it out!
Early last week we secretly released the new website for our friends in the blue-grass band “The Flea-Bitten Tramps”. This site was something we’ve had in the works for a while and we got to use a ton of new technology on it. It has a parallax header, smooth scrolling with navigation that follows the page down. It has a modal gallery and a advertisement slider. I can’t believe we got all that tech in there with out running into some incompatibilities somewhere, but we did!
Go on check it out: http://thefleabittentramps.com
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The Mind Over Material Website has gone LIVE!
A custom designed site for Mind Over Material, central North Dakota’s premier artisian metals and scuplture studio. Justin Rode approched March Hare with few ideas of how to best express the work he does.
He knew he wanted a portfolio and he knew that he wanted a warm design. We took his input and added the March Hare design flair taking his business to the next level.
So we’re starting to get really excited about the next project we’re about to release! It’s for our friend and cohort Justin Rode, and the project is looking great.
We had just finished making a logo and getting business cards printed for him and started his web site project in the last half of January. Start the count down because we’re getting ready to go live!
http://mindovermaterial.com
We’re about to publish the latest site we’ve designed!
Even though we haven’t publicly released it yet, you can view it at our portfolio or view the site itself at http://perfectimagetaxidermy.com.
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