Client: McIntosh Consulting

Project: Website/logo design and launch.

Description: Harbor Light Media designed a new website and identity package for frequent partner and collaborator McIntosh Consulting. McIntosh needed an updated web presences to highlight their political victories as well as commercial clients.

Client: Dixie Map Company, an in-house project of Harbor Light Media

Project: Logo design

Description: In launching our new venture, we wanted to invoke the spirit of cartography along with the South-centric nature of our products, so we incorporated the iconic compass rose as the "x" in dixie and inverted it so that south is at the top instead north.

Client: Ted Vick, Candidate for Congress in South Carolina's 7th District

Project: Website design and launch.

Description: Harbor Light Media designed a new website for Vick's Congressional campaign in the newly-created 7th Congressional District. We created a dynamic site with social media connections to introduce voters to both the candidate and their new district.

Client: The Colleen Condon Law Firm

Project: Complete website redesign and videos

Description: In addition to the logo we designed, the client needed a new and more dynamic website to showcase their services and help attract new clients. The site was set up on a database-driven CMS to allow the site to be more easily updated as needed. HLM also filmed a series of web videos to help walk clients through some of what they need to know before their appointment.

Client: The WH Platts Company:  A Design/Build Integrator of professional Audio, Lighting and Video equipment.

Project: Complete top-down redesign of their website

Description: The client had a website that was holding them back and needed something that conveyed the hi-tech professionalism that embodies what they sell and the service they provide. 

Client: theDiscust is an in-house project.

Project: Celebrate the two-year anniversary of theDiscust with a complete makeover.

Description: theDiscust has been very successful as a design showcase, a creative outlet, and as a satirical blog covering South Carolina politics. Having just turned two-years-old, however, the look was starting to show some wear so it was time for an overhaul. We kept WordPress as the platform, found a new template, and customized it to our needs. The new version has a more attractive interface and new features for users.

Welcome to the third incarnation of Harbor Light Media's website.

If you've visited us before, the first thing you'll notice is a completely new and brighter color scheme, designed to be more inviting and easier on the eyes. But beyond the new aesthetics, we've moved the site to a new back-end database system that gives us much more flexibility in design and content.

We've always used our home page as a live testing ground for different technologies, allowing us to work out the bugs before implementing them on customer sites. This site is now running on Drupal, an open-source, secure, database-driven content management system -- this is the same back-end we've used to deploy in most of our most recent high-end websites.