Clients that have opted for one of these previously unpublicized packages are Holly R Hesson and MB Acupuncture. These two client sites are running on customized PIVOT and PIVOTX Content Management Systems.

This update is a minor one and is mainly to confirm that my RSS Feeder is correctly configured after a recent software update appeared to corrupt during a restart... All getting back to normal now though.

This is a project managed by Creative Concern, who I've worked along side with for around four years now.

The web site is built on PIVOTX, an open source flat file database CMS that I favour for convenience, ease of use and manipulation - as well as the plethora of online support.

I'm currently working on the business card design for MB Acupuncture, a new client of mine who has commissioned a CMS web site, e-mail signature, Word document branding and of course, the business cards.

Set up as a new site, it replaces the Meridian Therapy one with new branding [by designer Elizabeth Newell] and updated content. With promotion through the social networking site Facebook, this should prove to be a prospective business given the amount of enthusiasm that surrounds it.

I've also recently added links through to FeedBurner to promote awareness of the Luminance Design - Feeding RSS feed. Subscribe for updates.

With more changes to follow, such as coherent copy [still being written], aesthetic tweaks [for further visual appeal] and navigational categories that are being finalized - watch this space for even more additions and improvements over the next few days as I fit internal development in around my client projects!

Your patience is appreciated...

Built on behalf of regular client Tyler Lewis.

Featuring the Thickbox overlay technique for the 2007 image gallery, it only took a few hours to complete.

Broken down into areas of expertise, this is a simple static site with refined scrolling. Optimized for the popular 1024 x 768 screen resolution, it is also usable with images and / or style sheets disabled for extra usability.

Another great site to put together it's pretty striking compared to some of the more 'corporate' sites I work on... Kudos to Neil for breaking the norm!

From the design provided, an HTML web archive template was coded primarily for the clients preference of Apples Mail App, additionally a raw HTML version formed a template for Microsoft Outlooks email stationery. A nice simple way to brand emails and provide company information.

This was a full package of design of web site complete with content management, business cards, email signature and letterhead / footer images to provide Holly with a full branded style.

This will allow Garry to make regular changes as he needs, only referring to Tony and myself as necessary. If you're a member of a sports team of any discipline, take a look and consider them for a kit!

I'm no longer offering Flash services in favour of concentrating on using CSS to its full advantage. The new site is live but not complete or finalized by any means! I still have masses of copy to write and edit, images to grab for the 'surfing' and 'mailing' sections to display my work and no doubt several usability and optimization issues to deal with before I'm content with it.

Hopefully the new site will generate a bit more business as a result of the overhaul too, which would be no bad thing!

I've also recently been involved in the redesign artwork for Jennie's new business cards.

After optimizing the site code to be more efficient and faster as well as improving the photos - including a spin off of the 'lightbox' effect, which provides more user interaction, Phil is now able to update content himself using Adobe's Contribute, including controlling the products on the newly created 'Buy Online' section.