Bohemia Crystal Glass
The owner of Bohemia Crystal Glass wanted a stylish web presence online to compliment the European imported luxury items found in the store. Since e-commerce was not a priority D-Splay.com built the site to resemble a crystal tour, enlightening guests with the importance and history of the products being sold. The ultimate objective was to lure web visitors to come and visit the shop in person. More Information
Peter's Painting Company
Peter desired a simple web presence. Supplied with a number of photo examples of his professional work D-Splay.com set out to design a website that would be visually stimulating to visitors. In that regard we decided to introduce a visual storyboard to encourage visitors to view every page. This would act as an important lead to view all website content. More Information
Deborah Martin Photography
Deborah is a professional photographer, burgeoning writer and poet and sometime art film director. Her desire was for a mobile masterpiece of sorts that would demonstrate her creative expression for modeling and fashion agencies. More Information
Off the Beaten Path Photography
Off the Beaten Path is run by two photographic entrepreneurs eager to rapidly expand their online business to compliment their personalized services at county fairs, horse shows, and other outdoor events. Their's is a home-hosted website in constant need of site maintenance and key upgrades to benefit their growing clientele. More Information
Completely Digital Document Management
CDDM is taking advantage of a recent trend in revamping old technology-based industries like law firms. It is CDDM's intention to extoll the virtues of a truly paperless office and to help legacy industries discover their true potential by going digital. D-Splay.com felt that it was imperitive to demonstrate graphically the horrors of old-technology and contrast it against the true power of paperlessness. More Information
John Barton for Assembly
John Barton was running for California State Assembly, District 21, elections in March 2004. The website had already been designed and had a website host but was lacking someone to continue frequent updates and maintenance. D-Splay.com restructured, optimized, simplified, and tidied the HTML if only to help maintain the frequency of updates and to make the site a bit easier to navigate. More Information