We’re excited to announce the launch of the new website for Tuckahoe Orthopaedics, a Richmond-based orthopedics practice. Read the rest of this entry »

When I opened Jacob Nielsen’s Alertbox newsletter yesterday, it only confirmed what we’ve been noticing now for a year.  Screen sizes are getting larger.  And yet, an increasing number of smaller mobile devices are springing up on a yearly basis. So what’s a designer to do? Read the rest of this entry »

Back in 2009, we re-designed the Virginia Urology website.  Here in 2012, Virginia Urology now has a mobile website designed specifically for smartphones.

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The last month has brought a couple of website launches, and we’re excited to announce the launch of another economic development website!

Our latest project was a website redesign for Stafford County, Virginia Economic Development.

Stafford County Economic Development’s old website had a dated look, and data was outdated and incomplete.  The website also had a mash-up of economic development and tourism information; there was no clear focus.

The economic development group wanted a new website with a modern, progressive design, updated and expanded data and a better experience for website visitors.

The new Stafford County Economic Development website boasts a fresh design with a rich color scheme, compelling graphics and photography.

Tourism content has been moved to a separate, dedicated tourism website.

New features of the Stafford Economic Development website include a custom report/proposal builder; expanded/updated information about the county; a real estate listing system that pulls data from Virginia’s economic development real estate system and integrates the data seamlessly with the County GIS system; a “featured development areas” section with maps and document downloads; and a news publishing system.

Additionally, the website is mobile-friendly, and automatically reformats itself to maintain usability and readability on tablets and smartphones.

Visit the website at GoStaffordVa.com.

You can see a “before and after” photo and get an in-depth review of Stafford County Economic Development’s website redesign by reading the news release on EconDevWebsites.com.

This weekend in the RVA, the Richmond Street Art Festival is happening down on the canal.  The main works of art are being painted in the abandoned Alcoa Plant on the flood wall between 14th Street and Blackfinn.  I’m a huge fan of street art, and we walked down to check it out this afternoon.  Check out some of the photos I took as the art was being created.

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We recently launched a new website for Hanover County (Virginia) Economic Development. This website redesign marks some of our most exciting and groundbreaking work to date.

RWC and Hanover Economic Development envisioned a “new breed of economic development website.” Both parties wanted to create a website that’s not only informational but also makes an impact with powerful messaging and visuals.

The new website presents best practice site selection information (operating costs, transportation and infrastructure, available commercial real estate) in an easy to use, easy to read way. Data is tempered by compelling copy and photography that adds an authentic touch and gives Hanover County a unique, memorable brand…and a distinct competitive advantage.

Check out the website at HanoverVirginia.com.

You can get a more in-depth review of Hanover County’s new economic development website by reading the news release on EconDevWebsites.com.