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When
it comes to web design, the key word is design!
All the bells and whistles in the world won't save a poorly
designed site. It takes innovative, intelligent design to
fully realize the marketing power of the web.
You hire a design studio for the rest of your advertising
graphics, why not your website? When you're ready to make
that important leap onto the Internet, Art Works Studio will
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- Functionality
- Above all, a website has to function correctly. The
HTML, graphics, JavaScript, CGI, forms, etc. must
be seamlessly integrated and display properly on a
wide range of computer systems and
browser software.
- Designing for the web requires expert knowledge of several
programming languages and an ongoing commitment to
education in order to stay current in this
exploding field.
- True interactivity requires both client-side and server-side
technology. All forms, search functions, e-commerce services,
etc. must be backed up by extensive CGI scripting and
database integration.
- Content
- A website must contain relevant and useful information. This
requires careful consideration of your target market and
the specific goals you wish to accomplish.
- Through careful content planning throughout the site
development process, we can avoid the costly
re-design that so many sites go through.
- Design
- Exciting and effective graphic design is the element most
often missing from today's websites. It takes a strong
foundation in traditional design, combined with a firm grasp
of emerging technologies, to produce the powerful marketing
tool that a well designed website can be.
- While it is true that many of the page layout
techniques used in print design are difficult or even
impossible to re-create in a web page, the principles
involved are still entirely valid and relevant.
- Marketing design has been evolving for hundreds of years, it
would be a mistake to disregard that established history
when designing for this new medium.
- Preparing high-quality, fast-loading graphics for the web
involves a combination of experience, talent and the very
latest software tools.
- Promotion
- Search engines are responsible for the vast majority
of all Internet traffic. A comprehensive program of
submissions and updates is required to achieve and maintain
a high profile for your new website on all of the major
search engines.
- Other promotional strategies include the coordination
of your website with other printed materials, link exchange
programs, and industry-related professional organizations.
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We now offer complete,
fully customizable e-commerce solutions for your on-line store!
Including database driven catalog, shopping cart, and secured
transactions. For more information see our
E-commerce Solutions white paper.
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For our answers to some
Frequently Asked Questions about website design and management, see
our Website Design FAQ.
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Airmail Greetings

Joe launched his aviation greeting card company in 2008. He has expanded to include
coffee mugs, mouse pads, t-shirts, etc., all featuring his world-class aviation art,
and all available online through a DuckBytes powered e-commerce website.
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Tuskegee Top Gun

James H. Harvey, III was an original Tuskegee Airman who flew P-51 Mustangs
with the 332nd Fighter Group during WWII. He then went on to fly F-86's and other
jets during the Korean Conflict. In 1949 he was one of three Primary Members of the
332nd Fighter Group Weapons Team that competed in the "First Ever" USAF Weapons Meet
at Las Vegas Air Force Base. They won that event becoming the "First Top Guns."
This website is an important educational resource detailing the history of the
Tuskegee Airmen, as well as providing the only place to purchase one-of-a-kind
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War Eagles Air Museum

This truly outstanding air museum in Santa Teresa, NM offers one of the finest
WWII and Korean Conflict era warbird collections in the country. After visiting them
in October of 2000, we offered to donate our services to them in developing
what we feel is one of the finest aviation websites in the world!
For this site we developed a rather extensive "backend" which allows the museum staff
to update their exhibits and manage the guestbook and links pages without
our help. We are also in the process of developing a custom Photo Search function
that will allow scale modellers, researchers and general aviation enthusiasts
to find specific photos of aircraft, automobiles, motorcycles, etc. |
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Eighth Air Force Historical Society, Colorado Chapter

The purpose of the Eighth Air Force Historical Society is to perpetuate the history of the
Eighth Air Force and to honor the memory of their lost comrades. As part of this purpose, the
Historical Society strives to promote programs that will educate the public about the sacrifices
all members of the Eighth Air Force made toward preserving the precious freedom the United States
and the free world enjoy today. |
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eBudget

We designed the logo and website for this Internet-based
budgeting software company. This site needed to be both fast and
very high-tech. |
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Spa Centre, Inc.

This Denver company offers the finest in new and reconditioned spas and hot tubs.
We designed their website with bright, friendly colors and an original
illustration that represents the relaxing and therapeutic benefits
of their product line.
Due to the constantly changing inventory, we developed a database-driven
"back end" to their site which allows them to update their catalog
pages themselves. |
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Thomas Ravin, M.D.

This warm and inviting medical clinic website was carefully developed for
Thomas Ravin, M.D. and his Denver based Prolotherapy Clinic. Dr. Ravin first approached
Art Works Studio to produce the dynamic cover art for his upcoming medical
textbook Principles of Prolotherapy, the first major textbook on prolotherapy,
published in 2008. Tom contacted us after first being introduced to our
print work featured in the "Photoshop Studio Secrets, 3rd Edition" computer graphics textbook.
As fortune would have it, on top of producing both Tom's original book cover and website
for his medical practice, Jones worked to instruct Dr. Ravin on a weekly basis for over three
year while training him from the ground up to master the graphic skills necessary to produce
his own medical, "cut-away" illustrations for his book. Learning to become not just
proficient, but highly skilled in multiple advanced design and 3-D graphics software
programs to produce top level medical illustration was a challenge that Tom took on
with a passion. Through his extraordinary focus and
discipline, Dr. Ravin produced over 100 stunning original
anatomical illustrations now featured throughout his new critically acclaimed textbook.
We have nothing but the utmost respect for this fine leading physician, and now brilliant
computer artist. We salute you Dr. Tom! |
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Bruce Quackenbush has launched his new website dedicated to
offering both stock and custom CGI scripting for all of your
website needs. Visit DuckBytes.net now!
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