Birdeye Design recently finished a website project for Empire Throwing. Empire Throwing's custom website included in-house logo design by Birdeye. Empire Throwing wanted a site that was attractive, media rich, and simple to use and update. The site utilizes a content management system that allows them to update and create new content by simply logging into the site online. The site also features Drill pages that are updated and categorized automatically when linked pages are updated.
Birdeye Design just finished a website for Reynolds Law Office out of Wooster, Ohio. Reynolds wanted an updated website that was simple, easy to use, and could be easily updated. They also desired a revamp on their logo. Birdeye was able to accomplish each of these tasks while keeping in contact with Reynolds Law for approval of logo designs and layout of the website. At the end of the project, Reynolds Law Office received a website that meets the needs of their office today and tomorrow.
Birdeye Design just launched a new website for the Oak Cupboard store in Smithville, Ohio. The Oak Cupboard was looking to sell select items in an online store and chose Birdeye to create the store environment as well as a site that represents the brand. The site allows Oak Cupboard to create and edit products and edit settings all on their own without having to contact a developer or programmer. The creation of this online store environment allows Oak Cupboard to now expand to nationwide sales instead of strictly local sales.
We recently launched a site for BoatHouse Restaurant in Winona Lake, Indiana. BoatHouse wanted a website that was chic and clean looking with high functionality and interactive views of their menus. Birdeye Design delivered a result that exceeded Boat House's expectations. Birdeye utilized an image zoom feature that allows users to view a larger version of an image by simply hovering over the small version. Even though BoatHouse was an out-of-state client, Birdeye Design had no trouble engaging in clear detailed communication.
Birdeye Design just launched a new website for AC Products. AC was looking for a complete new approach to marketing. Birdeye fulfilled the request with a new website and all new commercial photography. The desire was to create a site that accurately depicted AC's products, provide a way for consumers to locate a dealer, and have a media intensive website that offered detailed images of the products. Birdeye Design worked directly with AC Product staff to ensure each detail of the project met their standards.
Birdeye Design just launched a website for Orrville Pet Spa. Orrville Pet Spa approached Birdeye wanting to revamp the look of their website and improve its usability. Birdeye Design not only stepped in to build a new site, but in collaboration with Yellow Couch Technical Solutions, we were able to add webcam integration to the website for online monitoring of pets during their stay at the spa. Birdeye worked closely with the Spa to ensure they received the exact product they were imagining, and Birdeye Design delivered.
Birdeye Design recently finished up a website for Troyer Signs. Troyer Signs is a local company out of Applecreek, they came to us with the desire to update their previous website and create a site that was media intensive and easy to update. Birdeye and Troyer worked together on this project with Troyer Signs providing some of their own graphics for the page. Here at Birdeye we encourage our clients to be creative and input their ideas into our development process. Keep an eye out for more Birdeye projects coming soon.
Birdeye Design just finished up a new site and has officially launched www.bkconcreteconstruction.com. Birdeye created a photo-rich website that allows customers to see B&K's previous work and learn a little bit of background information on the company. We also provided B&K with a news page so they can keep clients up to date on new happenings and projects that are going on at the company.
Capstone Homes by Weaver came to Birdeye Design with an interest in a website for their new start-up company. Birdeye worked with existing pamphlets and brochures to create a site that looked very similar to the brand that was already established. Along with the website, Birdeye Design had the opportunity to create a logo for the new company. Take a browse over at www.mycapstonehome.com or visit them at their location on Route 30.
Our past three news updates have all been about Orrville companies' site redesigns. Well, let's add one more into the mix. This time, Main Street Orrville. The site was created for ease of use. Members of Main Street can register for an account, once approved by Main Street, the member then can update their business information, select their industry and upload a logo. This content can be edited at any time, quickly and easily. The site features so much more and can be seen at www.mainstreetorrville.org
