Clients: Barbara Woods Studio

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Designer/Developer/Project Manager
June/July 2005
Launch: August 02, 2005
http://barbarawoods.net (current site in new window)

About the Client

Barbara Woods, a Pittsburgh-based artist specializing in paintings, drawings and art classes enlisted Iserloh Design to develop a website showcasing her artwork. In addition to soliciting commissions for art works, Barbara also wanted to list her art class schedules and other pertinent information.

Design Overview

Drawing on Iserloh Design's experience with image-rich websites, Barbara Woods left it to our expert designers to develop her online presence and business stationary. With minimal input from the client, Iserloh Design proposed a set of colors, generated a general page layout and took the lead in developing a logo for her business cards and letterheads.

Since the website was intended for informational purposes only, our development team rapidly deployed a working prototype that was approved by the client. Satisfied with the layout, typography and colors, Barbara Woods was left with providing our team with the required copy for each page. As in the entire process to this point, Barbara valued the rapid implementation of her content - within the span of one week her website was ready for launch!

Why Choose Iserloh Design?

Iserloh Design combines beautiful photography, compelling content and exceptional visual design to create a web presence that delivers results. We believe that the ultimate strength of any website lies in the richness of its content and the degree to which it invites visitors to interact, bookmark, and return again.

First impressions count, especially with small businesses and organizations. If you're a client and you're looking at whether you want to do business with Company A or Company B, you'll be more likely to go with the one that appears professional and credible because of the way it represents itself. A great website can make a small company or organization appear more like a big business, and it confers the trust necessary to compel a potential client to engage with you.