Webdesign isn't rocket science... so why complicate a site with frou-frou details like PHP and flash when its not absolutely necessary? My goal is a clean and visually pleasing site that is user-friendly. The benefits of a simple html site is that it is quicker to load, easily accessible on mobile devices, more available to the visually impaired, and easier to maintain and update. I tend to use templates and CSS to further unify, simplify ...etc. Below are some examples.

Slowfood Huron Valley

Slow Food Huron Valley is a non-profit organization based in Ann Arbor, MI that is dedicated to educating consumers about the benefits of using locally grown food and preserving Michigan culinary traditions.

Page details: interchangeable banner for each of the 4 seasons, photo changes when page refreshes, logo as bullets.

Here are some screenshots of the old page (NOT created by me):
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The Prudent Mariner by Leslie W. Williams

Leslie Walker Williams' first book The Prudent Mariner looks like a great read! The site includes information about the author, where to buy the book, an excerpt, and other short stories by Leslie. The book has already won two awards.

Page details: favicon, google analytics, downloadable PDFs.

Pepper for the Beast

Pepper for the Beast was created for writer and editor Anita Crofts in order to showcase her past articles and blog.

Page details: twitter integration, favicon, google analytics, blog integration.

Doula Betsy

Doula Betsy is a very simple site dedicated to Betsy (Certified Doula) and her birth doula practice, located in Philadelphia, PA.

Page details: favicon, google analytics.