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Local high-end specialty retail store, Izzy Maternity, teams up with 16toads Design to redesign and develop their aging web presence. We will be handling the design, developing the HTML and CSS, building a CMS to support the new site, and upgrading their web-based
16toads Design was selected as a winner in the 2008 American Graphic Design Awards for our work on StopWorkForHire.com. This site was created as a grass-roots campaign to educate the creative community and the creative industry about the most destructive business
What has happened to investigative reporting?
For example:
1. Why has no mention of Governor Perdue's taxpayer-financed European vacation made the headlines during the gas shortage?
2. Why has no one mentioned the curiously convenient link between the gas shortage
We are very excited about our newest client, Quail Hunt Georgia. 16toads will be working with QHG to radically improve their online image as well as overhaul their current web site. Our plan is to develop a CMS-driven site that will give them the basic foundation
Over the next couple months, 16toads will be converting Perennial Properties basic HTML web site into a full-fledged Content Managed web site. 16toads has been working with Perennial for the past three years performing basic monthly site maintenance.
In an effort to
Last week, a forwarded email landed in my inbox. A local kid, 13 year old Alek Woback, was looking for assistance in creating a web site to raise awareness and ultimately help save a local treasure ... The Buckhead Barn.
Buckhead Barn is a 72 year old farm located
As promised, here is a glimpse of our epic summer ski adventure to Chile. This photo was taken as a suckerhole passed over Valle Nevado. In ski parlance, a "suckerhole" is what we call a fleeting patch of blue sky that travels across an otherwise gloomy horizon.
It's that time of year again! Our annual attempt to restoke the creative furnace and give our minds and our mouse-wielding hands a break. This year will be an adventure; and as much as we'd like to share our destination, we are not going to. Consider it a "Where's
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