Projects
Website: Plateau Electric Cooperative
Aug 31st
Last week we launched a new website, for Plateau Electric Cooperative. Serving Scott and Morgan counties in Tennessee, PEC is a member-owned coop providing electricity to more than 17,000 customers.
The purpose of the new website was to completely overhaul an existing website. Customers can pay their bills, view their account balances, learn what to do in the case of a power outage and more at www.plateauelectric.com.
I thought this would be the last project of what has been a very busy summer, but I was wrong. No fewer than three projects are currently on the drawing board with the possibility of more yet to come.
OneidaFootball.com
Aug 11th
My latest project. It isn’t 100% completed, but close enough. http://www.oneidafootball.com
Should have another project coming in the next few days. And that will wrap up a busy summer just in time for some R&R in a treestand.
Scott County Chamber of Commerce
Jun 17th
Today we unveil a new website for the Scott County Chamber of Commerce. It’s something of a work in progress but is near enough to completion that it’s usable. This replaces an existing website that had become somewhat out-of-date. Check ‘em out at www.scottcountychamber.com.
Website: Southern Kentucky Offroad Complex
Jun 2nd
We launched a new website yesterday: Southern Kentucky Offroad Complex. This is actually a redesign of an existing website for the offroad complex, which is located just north of the TN-KY line off U.S. 27. It’s a fairly simple site to be used for displaying results, point standings and photos for the races, which are held every other Saturday night. Check ‘em out at www.southernkyoffroadcomplex.com.
Well…
May 11th
I finally finished my 600-gallon garden pond this evening. I had to build it on a hillside, which was a chore. I drug in about a ton of rocks this evening and finished filling the thing with water. Then I decided I didn’t like it and it would be better to go small with one of those little pre-formed liners from Lowe’s.
Now I have a mess.
If I were on the ball, I’d be outside filling up the hole and trying to get my yard back to normal. Instead, I’ve decided to spend the rest of the evening drinking so much sweet tea that I slosh when I walk. And watching a good movie.
Home remodeling is slow business
Mar 8th
If it seems like I’ve been slacking when it comes to pounding the pixels (to steal a quip), it’s because I have been.
The first of many spring projects at my house is to turn the basement into living quarters. And like any remodeling project, it’s slow going: Demolishing the existing finish work (wall paneling and carpeting), moving wiring, moving plumbing, cutting concrete, moving doors, building walls, etc. Me and my crowbar were close companions all of last week…until Friday, when I was finally ready to start being constructive rather than destructive.
Slowly but surely, it’s coming along. I have one more wall to build and everything will be framed in. After that, it’s a matter of finishing the plumbing and wiring and then I’ll be ready to start doing finish work. I’m not a carpenter, but I can manage when it comes to a hammer and saw. It’s the wiring and plumbing that I struggle with. If I tried it myself, I’d either burn the house down or flood the basement. So I’m leaving that to those who know what they’re doing…good help is hard to find, though. *cough, cough*
Project: Lay Family Furniture
Mar 5th
This morning, we launched a new website for Lay Family Furniture in Oneida.
Store owner Jerry Lay wanted a simple website that would primarily allow his customers to shop the brands he carries rather than building a full-fledged e-retail site. So, that’s what we designed. The site replaces an existing site and has a CMS backbone that will enable the store’s staff to easily make changes to the content.
A website redesign
Jul 31st
A couple of weeks ago we launched a new website for Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative in southeastern Ohio. BuckeyeREC.Com.
Turpin logo
Jul 13th
I haven’t posted any projects in a while, but here’s a logo we’re working on today for our friend Steve Turpin of Turpin Custom Game Calls in Memphis. It’s very much a work in progress, but the final logo should resemble this one in some form or fashion. It doesn’t look too “outdoorsy” in the traditional sense, but it’s being used to promote his company on social sites, such as MySpace, so it needs more of a “new age” look to it, so to speak.
