The various musical and promotional projects collected under ‘go! media needed a website that collected their multiple social networking identities into one place. The site is based on WordPress, uses Widget Logic and Sociable (two of my favorite plug-ins) and is a slightly altered version of the Old Popular Yolk theme. Each of the artist/project pages include links to each member’s social networking presence, which is the primary way they promote their events.
As part of a complete web makeover for the Oak Park Regional Housing Center, which maintains two websites currently and is planning a third, I redesigned their organizational page – www.oprhc.org, transforming their previous wordpress-hosted blog into a new website.
Over the weekend, I put together a quick-and-dirty conference website for the Metropolitan Area Research Corporation and the Gamaliel Foundation. Together they are sponsoring the Building One America summit this September in Washington D.C. to push for federal policies that promote regional equity and opportunity. The summit promises to be an inspiring event, and I hope to see you there. The site is built on WordPress and is using a lightly-altered version of the Big City theme.
You can register for the conference and learn how to become a co-sponsor at www.BuildingOneAmerica.org.
