LITTLE MOUNTAIN WEB DESIGN

Corporate Blog

Engineering Specialty Firm

Law Firms

Challenge: Design a very different look and feel for a blog to entertain, educate and connect people in the world of corporate blogging.

Solution: Use an interesting design that is serene to promote hours of reading as the blog develops. Develop other social media, such as Twitter, to be used to complement and work along side with the blog.

Challenge: Create a website that gives the feel of a sleek, modern passenger railway system for a specialty engineering firm.

Solution: To give a fluid, in motion feel to the website blue, the color for water, was chosen. Other special meanings for blue are valor and corporation.

Challenge: Create the beginnings for a law firm directory and make it stand out in a multitude of such directories.

Solution: No stock photos or the standard type text was used. New original photographs were taken and used. These were obtained by visiting the County Court House with special permission and a ready camera.

Community Business      Directory

Challenge: Create a community directory that gives the sense and feel of the city with emphasis on a the special characteristics of the community to promote business in the area.

Solution: For an inviting welcome the "Papillion" welcome sign with the prominent butterfly was used.

Papillion city history tells the story of a fur trapper who spoke of the butterflies he saw in this area. As he spoke French, the word was "papillion". This became the name for the city that eventually grew and flourished.

The theme of butterflies was carried out and used in the menu of listings to highlight different areas of interest.

Challenge: Create a webpage as friendly and affable as the owner. This was captured well in his business card, so the web design incorporated it.

Solution: When possible, Little Mountain Web Design tries to create a website that reinforces and uses elements from business cards and literature from the business. We know that branding is important to a company and marketing.

Note: If a business does not have a card, logo or header for stationary and would like these, we can work on designing them.

We can also use existing designs to create cards, stationary, menus and the like to coordinate uniformity and reinforment of your particular branding.

Challenge: Create a baby gallery for an obstetrics doctors' office that has the same styling as the original web site. Help the office save time with the intake process.

Solution: Photographs of babies and young children were formatted and placed in a specially crafted online album that matched the original site design.

Important documents were be added for download available to the patient.

Note: If a business likes their existing website and hires us after the previous webmaster retires, we can create matching styling for all their media, electronic and paper to help preserve continuity where desired and reduce costs to make the transition appear as seamless as possible.

Challenge: Create a city community businesses website with easily recognizable big city features for an Omaha Nebraska Businesses website.

Provide advertising opportunities and an affordable additional Internet presence to businesses in Omaha and the greater Omaha area.

Solution: The city skyline with the famous Woodman Tower was used to create an immediately recognizable scene.

The color red was used for a textured background to bring contrast to the blues and grays of the city photograph. Red has several meanings including high energy, prosperity and, of course to Nebraskans - the Corn Huskers!

Go Big Red!

Challenge: Create a one page, affordable Internet advertisement that looks like a website. Include important information to be found on search engines and help potential customers locate the restaurant.

Solution: A one page affordable Internet advertisement was created that gives the appearance of a stand alone website.

To reinforce branding, elements of design were utilized from their menu and business cards.

Note: Friendly mini page advertisements are used to give a friendly face of sorts to local businesses as well as a short description. Menus can be posted online.

Challenge: Create a money saving discount freebies website that tells people how to find coupons, discounts and freebies on the Internet and elsewhere.

Coordinate this with a social media campaign including Twitter and a blog.

Solution: The logo was created in two shades of green with a dollar sign to reinforce the idea of saving money.

The website design incorporated a deliberate use of stark minimalistic design emphasizes economy and savings discounts for the readers and followers.

Twitter and the blog use the same colors and logo to emphasize and reinforce branding, promote uniformity. A minimalistic design and the greens help promote that great feeling of saving money.

Challenge: Create a one page advertisement for a non profit devoted to helping boys and girls enjoy basketball and what it has to offer.

Solution: Using client supplied images, those emphasizing motion and movement were chosen to show a fun sport and activity for children as well as a growing, on the move organization. Gray was chosen as a contrast to the bold black and orange of the logo design for this non profit.

Note: Little Mountain Web Design recognizes the need and importance of non profits in our daily lives. They help provide meaning, enrichment, empowerment, and education as well as support and a variety of other important things to our lives and others.

We will take our work seriously with your non profit just as if it were a for profit business.

Challenge: Create a unique and original logo and web design for a web design company that is memorable and emphasizes the purpose and philosophy of the business.

Solution: Escape from mundane stock photography of blonde operators and blue themed backgrounds was achieved with a bright friendly logo. The little mountain that represents our company is shown under the symbol of the tree (your organization), supporting and nourishing it. For more, please visit our "Logo" page above.

The graduated purple background was made to reinforce the logo and feel of the mountains. White lettering was used to emphasize snowy mountain tops.

A mix of cartoon and serious text were created to reflect both the friendly nature of the company and the serious advantages and hard work that we will do for you.