This start-up client has adapted military-grade security technology to fight consumer identity theft. I was asked to create to build their first website.
Category Archives: Information Architecture
Cohen & Company
A successful entrepreneur was starting his next venture and needed a website. Here’s what I put together for him.
Prowise Solutions
This IT services provider developed a robust cash management platform and asked me to design the information architecture and content of its website to feature the solution.
Qualedix
Collabralink Technologies
I worked with this IT consulting company on many projects including most of the content on their website and many marketing pieces.
Article appeared in CIO Magazine — Wheels Coming Off Your Project? Time to Realign
Zenovia
Zenovia is a start-up technology company providing a supply-side digital exchange platform for media buyers. I created all website content for the company’s launch. Note: these are wireframe mock-ups provided to their graphic designer and programmer. Also, I simply published the Powerpoint slides as a PDF for use here and some were cut off in the process.
Sjobrand
GPS Golf Guru
The developers of the first GPS systems for use on golf courses created a handheld device for golfers. I developed a preliminary website and the first press release. The PR looked to take advantage of a lot of hype at the time surrounding the release of Google’s Android operating system to attract the media’s attention.
Press Release — GPS GOLF GURU Drives Mobile Computing Down the Middle of the Fairway
Dr. Anthony “Tony” Beshara
Tony Beshara is the #1 Recruiter in America according to an industry journal. I helped market his brand through his company and personal websites, radio shows, television appearances, and as a contributing author to 6FigureJobs.com. Here are a couple of articles I ghostwrote for him and two of the websites for which I wrote content.
Article — Job Interviews – If You Can’t Beat Them, You Won’t Join Them
CityPlace
CityPlace is the hottest real estate development in North Texas. Only a few tracts remain and the owners wanted to market those to major developers around the world. My client was chosen to build a website featuring an interactive, multi-level map to guide site visitors through the neighborhood’s properties and amenities. I was asked to create the information architecture under those maps and write all site content. Here are links to the completed website and guiding document I delivered.
Marketing & Communication Services From Ron Lewis 