Evlogia Design

Client:

2in1 Cleaning

Category:

Small Business

Designer:

New Monarchy »

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

2in1 simply wanted an one page 'brochure' website with contact information and a link for their customers to pay bills online. The site is a few images only, with semantic markup underneath for screen readers and the like.

Client:

Annapolis College Ministry

Category:

Non-profit

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

The ACM needed a layout modification and a monthly newsletter. Evlogia moved their site from .ASP to .PHP, implemented a newsletter sign-up and RSS feed and now manages the monthly updates and maintenance for this Annapolis, MD based non-profit.

Client:

The Center for Spine Pain

Category:

Business

Designer:

New Monarchy »

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

CSP has an extraordinary amount of data on their website. To maximize user experience and keep the total number of pages to a minimum, New Monarchy and Evlogia implemented a variety of sub-navigation techniques that reduce page refreshes and keep the visitor on a page longer.

Evlogia maintains and manages this website.

Client:

Emily Lowe

Category:

Personal / Small Business

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

Emily is a gifted and aspiring writer who wanted a place to catalogue and showcase her work. Evlogia implemented many of the pictures she's taken as she traveled abroad into her writing and the overall site layout.

Evlogia maintains and manages this website.

Client:

Friends of Indonesia

Category:

Non-Profit

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

This non-profit group wanted to raise awareness of the growing Orthodox Christian community in Indonesia through an informative website and quarterly newsletters, both print and web.

Evlogia manages this site as well the quarterly newsletter creation and distribution.

Client:

Frederica Mathewes-Green

Category:

Personal / Small Business

Designer:

Studio Mathewes »

Developer:

Evlogia / SquareSpace »

Summary:

Frederica, who has had a website since the mid-90s, wanted two things from Studio Mathewes and Evlogia: a fresh look and the ability to update her website herself, anytime she wanted. We chose a great content management solution housed completely online by SquareSpace. Studio Mathewes did the overall design architecture and Evlogia implemented the design into the SquareSpace framework. Now Frederica has hundreds of article categorized and online, and she updates the site herself regularly.

Evlogia acts as an occasional consultant and graphics provider.

Client:

Holy Cross Orthodox Church

Category:

Non-Profit

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

Holy Cross is currently our largest and most involved website, totally nearly 200 web pages to date. They have several RSS feeds, multiple sections and subsections, complex navigation, online forms, media downloads, etc. We took over this site in 2004 with a redesign of the layout and structure, and redesigned it again in 2006 using artwork and iconography from the parish itself.

Evlogia maintains and manages this website.

Client:

Neepeople

Category:

Personal

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia / SquareSpace »

Summary:

Neepeople needed a personal blog space that also acted like and website, with various pages for information, photos, etc.… much like (Blogger + steroids)³. SquareSpace provided the online content-management system that allows neepeople to update the content on their site at will, as well as a solid back-end structure that provided plenty of flexibility for design implementation by Evlogia.

Evlogia acts as an occasional consultant.

Client:

The Easter Dioceses of the Antiochian Archdiocese of America

Category:

Non-Profit

Designer:

Studio Mathewes »

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

This client needed a website to simply disseminate information about a diocesan conference, it's schedule, hotel information, etc. They also needed input from people who would be participating in various events, uploading images for contests and registering for events in the summer of 2007. A slide show was added after the event for nostalgia's sake.

Client:

St. James Orthodox Mission

Category:

Non-Profit

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

This Westminster based mission church needed two things: a site design and DreamWeaver templates. They have people on staff who can use DreamWeaver to update content, but they needed a design implemented and pushed out via templates, enabling them to update content without affecting site layout and structure.

Evlogia provided the design and templates and currently acts on a consultative basis.

Client:

Therapia

Category:

Small Business

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

Therapia needed someone to take over an existing site that had been 'down' for some time. They had existing artwork they wanted incorporated into the site, and wanted to keep the site simple, more like an online brochure.

Evlogia maintains and manages this site.

Client:

Wagner Coffee Service

Category:

Business

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

A Baltimore based coffee supply company, Wagner Coffee had just come under new management who wanted a fresh look to their website as well as a more pronounced product offering. They provided an existing logo as the 'branding' for the company and therefore the website and we implemented a more interactive method for previewing their large variety of coffee products.

Evlogia maintains and manages this website.

Client:

The Judd Companies

Category:

Small Business

Designer:

Evlogia

Developer:

Evlogia, The Judd Companies

Summary:

The Judd Companies, one of our partners, asked us for a quick and simple layout they could use and manage in DreamWeaver themselves. TJC specializes in database development and Cold Fusion.

Client:

dimple™

Category:

Small-Business

Designer:

New Monarchy »

Developer:

Evlogia

Summary:

Dimple is a small start-up business specializing in fashionable children's clothing. They needed a simple website with a gallery, an order form and a contact form... shopping cart to come later on. We facilitated the design provided by New Monarchy using a combination of CSS and the Spry Framework built into Dreamweaver CS3.

Evlogia acts as a technical consultant for dimple™.