Colleen Condon Law Firm: Website and Videos
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.
WH Platts: Website redesign
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.
Featured Redesign: theDiscust 2.0
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.

Harbor Light Media 3.0

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.


