UFCW Local 1518

We’ve been working with the UFCW 1518 since 1999 developing and maintaining their website. We've implemented Drupal CMS for their site which allows the communications staff to manage the news postings and the administrative staff to manage member information through the site.

CUPE BC

After struggling for years with their legacy CMS, CUPE BC hired us to re-architect and re-engineer their site. We helped organize their thousands of pages of content, and set them up with Drupal CMS so that they could manage the majority of the postings and updates using their own office staff.

Keep Water Public

CUPE BC is actively involved in many campaigns, and called on us to design this site to support a petition and publicize a public meeting.

Living Wage BC

We designed this site to support the UFCW's Living Wage BC campaign.

Shane Simpson, MLA

We designed and implemented a new website for Shane Simpson which allows his staff to use our Drupal CMS to post stories and events without having extensive technical knowledge.

Jenny Kwan, MLA

We designed and built a site for Jenny Kwan, and installed a CMS so their staff can update the site.

Finishing Trades Institute

We did a complete re-brand for the FTI, including logo development, identity and website.

DC 38

DC 38 wanted to take their communications and visual identity to the next level. We did a re-brand of their identity and created a sophisticated new website design.

Poker Crusher

This was a freelance CSS job that I did for a local internet marketing firm that needed some overflow work. I created standard-compliant CSS from Photoshop files.

Poker Hands & Rules

Complete re-design, HTML and CSS.

Keep YVR Safe!

Campaign site for PSAC.

Coalition of BC Building Trades Unions

Design, HTML and CSS.

Arnt Arntzen

I was contracted to do design, SEO, copywriting and website developement for this incredible local furniture designer.

Simon Kendall

This local musician wanted a site that he could easily update himself. I modified a WordPress template to allow for a custom design, but the ease-of-use and portability of a standard blogging package.