Website Design

Literacyhead 2010

Description

Literacyhead is a weekly online magazine for connecting literacy and the visual arts designed to support teachers in using the visual arts to strengthen literacy instruction. The website was built on a user friendly content management system and features an automatic membership component, archive of issues, social media integration, etc. The site engages the visitor by use of lightboxes, dropdowns, and roll-overs.

*Joint project with Sophisticated Sites

Technology

- Joomla 1.5
- CSS

Web

www.literacyhead.com

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Oconee County Republican Party 2010

Description

The Oconee County Republican Party approached Jones Web Designs in search of a fresh website re-design along with the ability to edit the site content themselves. Jones Web Designs utilized an easy to use content management system to design a site full of features and information. The site has a built in eNewsletter system, social media integration (facebook, twitter, rss, etc), an events calendar, a links database, a blog, and a photo gallery.

Technology

- Joomla 1.5
- CSS

Web

www.oconeegop.org

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Jan Miller Burkins 2010

Description

Jan coaches teachers, coaches, organizations, and school districts toward improving the literacy learning of children. The site serves as an information hub for books, workshops, and consulting sessions offered by Jan.

Technology

- Joomla 1.5
- CSS

Web

www.janmillerburkins.com

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Lynxus Marketing and Design 2009

Description

Lynxus Marketing and Design is a sister company of Jones Web Designs. Lynxus needed a functional website to display company information and a portfolio. The website also features social media integration with Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Technology

XHTML
CSS

Web

www.lynxusmarketing.com

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Angela McKinney 2009

Description

Angela wanted a user-friendly site that would allow her to add listings herself. While she wanted a professional site and layout, she also wanted a hint of her personality throughout the pages, leading us to the crisp green as her background.