Rebecca Brenner Jewelry

Jewelry: One of a kind necklaces crafted with rare, antique, precious and semi precious gem stones with unique 18k hidden clasps.

For Rebecca Brenner Jewelry, the idea was to make the look and feel of the web site as clean and timeless as her pieces. Until recently, her line of jewelry was available by appointment only or through local stores in Providence, RI. Since the launch of the web site, she now receives feedback through the form we have set up on the contact page from around the U.S. and Canada. In addition to the design and development of the web site we also did all the product photography, developed the logo, and designed a promotional post card and tags for her items. We have gotten such a positive response from this website. people tell us all the time that the photography looks great and the site is clear and easy to navigate.

Bella Rocca Italia

Scarves, Shawls, Wraps, Belts and Accessories: Hand Knitted original items from an up and coming designer.

We came up with the concept for Bella Rocca Italia very quickly. We had the photography done and the original web site up in about one week. We had to come up with a solution for not having someone to model the items. With a little photo editing we established a look to the photographs that matches well with the pieces being featured. Shortly afterwards we came up with a logo and designed post cards used for marketing. We also set up this website for purchasing through Pay-pal and we even helped her list her items on eBay as well for more exposure. Our client told us she was very happy with the work we did for her on this great looking fully functional website to showcase and sell her items.

Punch Kettlebell Gym

Workout: The only fitness program that combines ancient Russian Kettlebell exercise with circuit training.

Where working on the human form is treated the same as creating a work of art.

This is a great project we have the opportunity to work on. Punch Gym is the brain child of Anthony Diluglio. We had several meetings with Anthony when he had just opened in November of 2003 to try to map out a web site that would capture the spirit of his vision. His goal was to take traditional kettlebell training and make it fun accessible for everyone, not just a niche community. He wanted the web site to convey this idea. In addition to designing and developing the web site, we also designed promotional post cards. Anthony tells us he frequently receives positive feedback on the web site from his clients and people in the kettlebell community.