Portfolio
Luxembourg-American Chamber of Commerce
March 20, 2012 The Luxembourg-American Chamber of Commerce decided it was time for a new website. We developed a site that allows them to add events, news, articles, photos and update content on their own. The new site assists them in promoting economic development, trade and investment between North America and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
Read MoreEdward Taylor Coombs Foundation
This week we launched the Edward Taylor Coombs Foundation memorial site that offers scholarships and personal development to young people. Edward Taylor Coombs was an outstanding student and athlete who was tragically killed in a car accident April 2011. The ETC Foundation was created with the intent to provide outstanding scholar/athletes financial assistance to pursue their higher education goals. The scholarship will support visionary leaders of tomorrow who display exceptional promise today. The foundation seeks to encourage and enable highly motivated students to pursue their goals and reach their potential. One of the goals of the Foundation is to further educate...
Read MoreSMB Style design group
SBM Style design group consulted with NYC to find a quick and easy portfolio web solution to feature their work. Our team worked in record speed to deliver a site that SMB Style can maintain and changes as needed.
Read MoreArchives of the Home
When we met with the owner of Archives of the Home she told us how she was inspired to open a shop after her trips to Paris. We reviewed her favorite sites to understand her aesthetics and her new site was born. She also loves to blog and her business is growing, so the site is a fully functioning CMS that she can update as she pleases.
Read MoreLive On Morton Street
Live on Morton Street was conceptualized by Christine Toes of the Corcoran Group Group. She asked Web Girl NYC to build a community site around the block named Morton Street located in the West Village of Manhattan. She has included history, restaurants, community information as well as famous people who have lived there such as the Olsen twins.
Read MoreThe Pipeline Crisis
The Vera Institute hired us to re-design this site. A new layout with a user friendly navigation system was developed along with a new logo. The new site is a fully functioning CMS and accepts donations and also acts as an event manager.
Read MoreAll Brand Office Equipment
Web Girl NYC redesigned this website for an office equipment provider located in downtown Manhattan. They sell products that change frequently and also requested the option to display featured products. The new site allows the owner to update his products and display images as needed.
Read More159 Madison
The Manhattan co-board of 159 Madison hired Web Girl NYC to develop and easy to use Web Site that would prominently display building information and create community in the building. The site also functions as a blog and allows board members to post information on the landing page saving time and energy to get their message across. New owners of the building are directed to the website for documents such as house rules and renovation policies. As new documents are available board members can update the site themselves.
Read MoreOvercoming Obstacles
Overcoming Obstacles hired Web Girl NYC to fix a critical issue they were having with their website. The site was not visible when visitors were using IE7. The issue was resolved in less than a day. The were so pleased with the results they requested a redesign of their landing page. New colors and fonts were added as well as the addition of multi-media.
Read MoreBiscolatte
Biscolatte, a hell’s kitchen eatery hired Web Girl NYC to add a shopping cart to their new website and maintain the existing aesthetics. The solution was customized to Biscolatte’s requirements. Now everyone can order their delicious biscottee on-line!
Read MoreCMIT Manhattan
Manhattan based IT Support group CMIT Manhattan were seeking a sleek looking site that they could update themselves. The site is a fully functioning CMS that differentiates itself from the rest of the CMIT sites across the country.
Read MorePhotographer Alex Erisoty
Alex Erisoty, a Manhattan still life photographer, hired Web Girl NYC to design a website that allowed clients to flip through his photos like a book. He was quite pleased with the results. Alex also requested signature animation as his intro…take a gander.
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