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[WEB] Marc Bernier – Folk Musician

26 Mar , in Portfolio, Slider, Web & Email Design , by John Harvey / 0 Comments
[WEB] Marc Bernier – Folk Musician

Though I did this site about seven years ago, I still really like the look and feel of this site. It really captures his personality and work ethic. Marc wanted a site that would showcase both his stage performances and CDs as well as his business making and selling bodhrans (a hand-held drum used primarily in Celtic/Irish folk music). The underlying technology is a little outdated. It's table-based static HTML with a dash of CSS to handle the typography. I'd love to redesign this site using Wordpress.

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[WEB] Healy Flute and Fife Company

26 Mar , in Portfolio, Slider, Web & Email Design , by John Harvey / 0 Comments
[WEB] Healy Flute and Fife Company

We designed and wrote the copy for the Healy Flute & Fife Company's first website. Healy makes and plays high quality wooden flutes and fifes intended primarily for folk music. This site was coded and positioned entirely with CSS styles and a dash of Flash. Just click here for a better view of this site's front page. He has since moved to another website designer, but we still like to showcase original design that we did for his company.

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[WEB] General Society of Colonial Wars

30 Dec , in Portfolio, Slider, Web & Email Design , by John Harvey / 0 Comments
[WEB] General Society of Colonial Wars

This project was completed in December 2009. The Rhode Island chapter of The General Society of Colonial Wars is a historical, genealogical, educational and social organization with constituent societies in 30 states as well as the District of Columbia and the British Isles. It was instituted to perpetuate the memory of those events in American colonial history which took place within the period May 13, 1607 to April 19, 1775. The RI Society wanted a basic site without a lot of moving parts. At the same time, they wanted a clean, functional look that lends itself to their emphasis on U.S. ...

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