April 4, 2008• (0) Comments
Peapack Reformed Church is a 160-year old congregation that first used the web in 2000. Since then, the site has been redeveloped three times.
This update reflects the church’s growing confidence in the medium and its pastor’s greater understanding of the website’s role in her ministry. Our previous collaboration in 2004 resulted in a Mambo-based web portal with lots of features adopted from the church’s print-media periodicals.
Quiet and elegant, just like the church’s sanctuary. My 2008 work for Peapack Reformed Church awaits content development, but is a refreshing change from the 2004 edition.
The Van Doren Scholarships are among New Jersey’s most prestigious academic recognitions, providing college tuition scholarships for Somerset County students who display a powerful thirst for learning.
Somerset County’s Republican organization got a shiny new website in time for the 2007 general elections.
Lawyers with blogs were rarer than hens’ teeth when Villagewerx client Tim Howes ordered his in 2003. Smart guy, that Mr. Howes.
The guru class are bored with fixed-width layouts targeting least-common denominator readers and the 800 pixel keyhole. Is it time to let some light in on the subject?