Tag: website’
Holy Shepherd Church
The latest edition to my portfolio (and last one of 2009!) is Holy Shepherd Church. I was approached by designer Lena Mulenburg to convert her Photoshop design into a CMS friendly website. She provided me with a mind map and a single PSD and I set out to make it a fully functional WordPress [...]
New Special: Profile Sites
A lot of requests have been coming in for smaller sites quickly profiling a person or business, posting up some information and a contact form (see recently launched site for George Papageorge, DDS). They are created to provide more information than a flyer or brochure, and are much more accessible. Manifest Development is running a [...]
Why You Need A Website
A lot of people ask me, “Do I really need a website?” or straight up tell me they do not need one. So, I’ve put together a flyer with a few reasons why everyone needs a website. This is the first in a several part series.
Wallkill Body Shop
I’ve added a new site to my portfolio: Wallkill Body Shop. They are a mom and pop body shop located in Wallkill, NY and run by Carole Ann and Mike Paquette. They came to me looking for a clean, informative site that they’ll be able to keep up to date and easy to use.
50 Ways 50 Days

New project- My job was to convert Tipping Media’s design to a WordPress theme, write two custom plugins
Info Overload- New Blog Design
I hadn’t realized it, but next month will be 2 and a half years since my last blog redesign, which is considerably longer than my previous time between designs; I was young and impressionable and didn’t know what I wanted. But now something is different. My needs in 2007 were different than my needs now. [...]
BurkeCatholic.Org Launched
After several months of design and development, I am proud to announce the launch of Burke Catholic High School’s new website.
Case Study: USPB.Org
The University of Scranton Programming Board (USPB) needed an up-to-date, completely dynamic site to display their upcoming events and current news and information about the organization. They wanted a content and media rich website that would attract college students and get them to participate in their events. Manifest Development worked with them every step of [...]


