Web design

  • Engineers’ Website Before and After

    Engineers’ Website Before and After

    We’ve just launched a new website for a local engineering company. You can see the new look here, and the old site below. The old site was, as you can probably tell, quite old. It had a no-nonsense design based on text interspersed with glamorless photos of servomotors. I had persuaded the site owner to…

  • Add Dimension to Your Page

    Add Dimension to Your Page

    Sometimes you want to display a screenshot, page, or other informational item on your website. This is essentially like showing a picture of some information, but it’s a completely different thing, visually, from a photograph or drawing.

  • Above the Fold? Does It Still Matter?

    Above the Fold? Does It Still Matter?

    We’re polishing up a new website for a tax software company right now. Tom has created a home page that uses the color blocking that is one of the strongest trends in web design for 2013 (Josepha will be sharing the rest of her list later in the week).

  • 12 Reasons to Love Designers

    12 Reasons to Love Designers

    We at Haden Interactive have worked with lots of designers over the years. We have the good fortune to have our choice now, but in our freelance days we had some experiences that have really made us appreciate the designers on our team.

  • Redesign: A Theater Company

    Redesign: A Theater Company

    We’re getting the finishing touches completed for a new website for the Pushcart Players, a theater troupe specializing in family audiences and school performances. You can see their current website below at right, and the new one at left. The immediate impression is of course very different. Pushcart’s current site has been around for a…

  • Make Your Company Stand Out

    Make Your Company Stand Out

    Here you can see a screenshot from a new website we’ve just launched. The site came with some interesting challenges. This site belongs to a medical supply company serving government agencies, particularly Veterans Administration hospitals.