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Divorce Attorney Web Redesign

Paul Sutton — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 23:12:43 +0000

Client needed a site redesign and front-end development in a short amount of time (5 days). Happy to say I got it done in 4. Design approved in round 1 and coded out in 2 and a half days. I have wanted to experiment with subtle textures, mixed with attractive typography like this for awhile and I am happy with the depth created in the header, within the layers of cityscape.

Update

The first site redesign transition went well enough that the client asked me to redesign another affiliate site, preview is below.

Before Redesign

After Redesign

Site links:
nycdivorcecenter.com
60minutedivorce.com

Logoall Web Site

Paul Sutton — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 04:25:34 +0000

A lot of internal changes have taken place at my day job in the last year, one of them being a complete restructuring of the companies objective and bringing all of the services we offer into one main brand, also know as Logoall Branding Agency.

Logoall used to be divided into 3 separate entities: WebMediaRx, whose services included general graphic design, web sites and branding services, Practice Identity, which offered pre-designed, customizable and affordable web site templates and the original LogoALL, which focused primarily on the apparel and promotions aspect of the industry.

The new LogoALL.com is now the hub of all our services and respectfully named LogoALL Branding Agency.

Sertifi Web Site Design and Devlopment

Paul Sutton — Fri, 15 May 2009 08:41:16 +0000

Got a referral from a good friend of mine (Chuck Reynolds) for a company in his home town (Chicago) needing a web site. After spending the last month-in-a-half in Illustrator and Indesign, Photoshop was a welcome change. This is concept number one for a streamlined, electronic signature company looking for a “big business” appeal and a more professional look.

This is the design before I got my hands on it.

May 15, 2009. Concept #1 submitted

After submitting the first draft I received a brief email from the client and it seems as if the concept went over well with him. Who knows though, he will sit with the rest of the team tomorrow and I’ll go from there.