iKnow Web Design

09/08/2014

Website Redesign - Morrison Center

http://morrison-maine.org

The Morrison Center came to us with a dated website design and a structure that prevented them regularly updating their content. We designed and built them a new website using WordPress which allows them to update with ease.

Morrison Center empowers Maine residents of all ages and abilities with world-class education, training, therapy, and support services.

09/08/2014

Responsive Website Redesign - Maine Summer Camps

http://mainecamps.org

A long-standing customer, Maine Summer Camps, had us rebuild their website with responsive design principles so it will work nicely on tablets and mobile phones.

Search over 100 Maine summer camps to find the most enriching, memorable, and appropriate camp experience for your child. Day camps, residential camps and more.

09/08/2014

New Website Design - Karen Fisher, LCSW

http://karenfisherlcsw.com

Karen Fisher, LCSW offers psychotherapy, wellness coaching, personal training and group workshops to encourage positive change and growth in your life.

Karen Fisher, LCSW - Offering psychotherapy, wellness coaching, personal training and group workshops to encourage positive change and growth in your life.

09/08/2014

New Website launch - The Fund for Modern Courts

http://moderncourts.org

Kevin's cousin Denise Kronstadt needed a website for her non-profit organization that they could update themselves. So we built one.

09/08/2014

New Website launch - Wilson Moving Co.

http://wilsonmovingcompany.com

Wilson Moving Company came to us with an old, dated-looking website that did not work on mobile phones. We built them a new custom-designed site that works on desktop & laptop computers, iPads, and phones.

With 25 years' experience in Portland, ME, Wilson Moving Co. is dedicated to high-quality residential and business moves--across town or across the country.

04/29/2013

New website launch - Devon Dowd Designs

http://devondowddesigns.com

Devon Dowd Rutherford designs and creates her jewelry at studios in Portland, Maine and Larkspur, California. Devon's business has been growing rapidly and her old website was essentially static and did not represent her work well. The project goal was to create a website that showcased her unique jewelry, and made the full catalog available to retail and whole customers for online purchase.

The website had close to 200 items in the catalog at launch in multiple product lines. Custom sorting allows both retail and wholesale customers to quickly locate desired items. The online cart system keeps track of the status of all orders. Wholesale customers can log into the site where they receive wholesale pricing and additional payment and shipping options.