Luc Latulippe
You’re looking at it! ExpressionEngine powers everything (except my blog, which uses Tumblr) and is particularly effective at managing my various portfolios. My newsletter is managed by Campaign Monitor (which itself also runs on EE).
Tools:
ExpressionEngine (CMS), Photoshop, Coda, CSSEdit, Google Analytics, Google Apps (for email)
Principals Talent
ExpressionEngine powers this complex, flexible, and robust website. Representing nearly 200 models and actors, this talent agency needed complete control over the creation of new talent profiles, photos, blog entries, and a private area for casting directors for viewing video of actors’ auditions.
Tools:
ExpressionEngine (CMS), Photoshop, Coda, CSSEdit, Google Analytics, Google Apps (for email)
Goldman-Dubow Dermatology
Dermatologists in Los Angeles, Dr’s Goldman and Dubow needed a modern and user-friendly website to replace their old static one. ExpressionEngine powers the back-end and lets them update content and add new pages. I’m also helping them with their social networking and marketing.
Tools:
ExpressionEngine (CMS), Photoshop, Coda, CSSEdit, Google Analytics, Wufoo forms, MailChimp (for email campaigns)
TFD Productions
One of the biggest event production companies in Vancouver, TFD needed a bold, hip, contemporary online presence to reflect this. With Wordpress as its backbone, the site lets TFD quickly and efficiently manage upcoming events, share photos and videos, and stay connected to their audience.
Tools:
Wordpress (CMS), Photoshop, Illustrator, Coda, CSSEdit, Google Analytics, plus WP plugins “Events Manager” and “AdRotate”
My Trainer Says…
Personal Trainer (and my husband!) Doug Leavers needed a website to market his business, and share his fitness tips with his clients. He’d rather spend his time in the gym than on his computer, so Wordpress was chosen as a simple CMS. Feedburner automatically generates his blog entries into a simple email newsletter.
Tools:
Wordpress (CMS), Photoshop, Coda, CSSEdit, Google Analytics, Feedburner, Google Apps (for email)
DJ Nick Bertossi
Nick’s previous online presence was nothing more than a plain-jane Blogspot site: too boring for someone as energetic and dynamic as Nick. In addition to creating this website, I designed his logo, established more of a brand identity for him, and customized an installation of Wordpress to allow him to distribute his music as podcasts on the iTunes Music Store™.
Tools:
Wordpress (CMS), PowerPress, Photoshop, Illustrator, Coda, CSSEdit, Feedburner, Google Analytics
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