Websites / Designs:
Third Haven Friends Meeting: Details, Website
Living Water Lutheran: Details, Website
Poverty Program: Details, Website
Biomolecular Products, Inc.: Details, Website
Kent Island Chiropractic & Rehabilitation: Details, Website
Main Street Economics: Details, Website
CA Interiors, LLC: Details, Website
Astech Security: Details
Strategic Home Media: Details, Website
Sample Design for Cat & Dog Rescue: Details
Belleville Congregational Church: Details, Website
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church: Details, Website
Line by Line Web Design, v1: Details, Website
Pete Richter for Sheriff: Details, Website
2 Cents 4 Change: Details, Website
Tatiana HH.com:
Details, Website
Green Energy Systems Management: Details, Website
Oxford Meat & Seafood Company: Details
Allan Sharkey's artistic kitchens & baths: Details, Website
Heidi Wetzel's Woven Sculptures & Baskets: Details, Website
funnel's Web Design v2: Details, Website
Portfolio: Poverty Program
Client Testimonial:
"Tatiana's design for the new Poverty Program website was beautiful in its simplicity, reflecting the seriousness of the topic. The new site is easy to use and with the great amount of information, it is easy to find what you're looking for.
"Tatiana Hamboyan Harrison is very professional and easy to work with; responds promptly, quickly, efficiently to all requests; is creative and competent in her design and web skills; has made thoughtful and meaningful suggestions to improve the websites; goes beyond what she is contracted to do; reasonable fees; both websites are well-used and easy to navigate. Would highly recommend her for website design and webmistress."
Catherine Gould, Founder and Director of Pennies for Poverty: 2 Cents 4 Change, Inc., and Founder and Director of the Poverty Program
Site Information:
- Website Address: www.PovertyProgram.com;
- Redesign Completed: October, 2011;
- Original Design Completed: February, 2009;
- Created With: HTML, CSS, and PHP.
In October of 2011, this website was completely redesigned. The main goal for the redesign was to make the website easier to navigate. This was accomplished primarily by including the entire website menu in the sitemap and using fixed positioning on the main menu to keep it always in the same location on the screen.
Catherine Gould approached me to design a website for her new poverty-education program. This design's color scheme was based on the logo for the program. Because this site contains so many pages, its unique challenge was navigation. Below is a picture of the original design.
