Tag Archives: Web Design

3 Reasons To Step Up Your Online Game, And To Do It Right Now

February 12, 2013 | Posted in Software & Services, Technology and tagged E-commerce, E-mail Campaigns, Marketing, Strategy, Web Design, Web Development

We get it. Your web site needs some work, but you’re holding off until you can spare the money. We know it doesn’t grow on trees, and that you can think of fifty other ways to invest in your business. But we can think of a few reasons why you should take updating your web … Continue reading →

2for1golf // Cyber Monday Case Study (Marketing Strategy)

January 15, 2013 | Posted in Retail, Sports and tagged Case Study, E-mail Campaigns, Marketing, Strategy, Web Design

2for1golf.com is an online retailer targeted to busy enthusiasts who want straightforward access to the best deals and the most savings at nearly 350 premier golf courses throughout California, Nevada, Hawaii, Oregon, Utah and Arizona. During its initial work for the company, SomeThumb designed a site optimized for the effective display of a wide product … Continue reading →

Dermaplus skin + body

December 29, 2012 | Posted in Fashion, Healthcare and tagged Print Collateral, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

For this high-profile San Francisco-based skin boutique offering aesthetic services as well as an original all natural product line, Somethumb executed a rebranding of the company’s logo, web site, and product packaging materials to help the company build upon rapid growth and other success. The fresh new look aligns with the company’s new stature as … Continue reading →

Creating a Fresh Brand Identity, and Making it Last

November 13, 2012 | Posted in B2B, Media, Mobile, Retail, Social Media and tagged Corporate Identity, E-mail Campaigns, Marketing, Print Collateral, Strategy, Web Design

Fresh. Sharp. Impactful. Every modern brand wants to make the same impression on its users online. Yet, pleasing users by giving them the experience they expect can come at the expense of showcasing newer, better, features that you’re hoping they’ll come to like. Here’s some advice for creating an intuitive user experience while still putting … Continue reading →

Dr. Barbara Rinkoff

June 18, 2012 | Posted in Healthcare and tagged jQuery, Print Collateral, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

25-year chiropractic veteran Dr. Barbara Rinkoff practices relief, restorative, and preventive care in San Francisco as part of Chiromedica, a wellness cooperative. Somethumb developed Dr. Rinkoff’s web site from the ground-up, beginning with logo design and business cards, culminating in complete web design and development on a WordPress platform, and topped off by a home … Continue reading →

Responsive Web Design is Responsible Web Design

June 12, 2012 | Posted in Mobile and tagged Database Design, jQuery, PHP Programming, Web Design, Web Development, WordPress

It takes a lot of extra effort—more thoughtfulness, structure, and development—so is responsive web design really worth it? Do its benefits outweigh its costs? Is it right for your organization? The answer to all three questions is a resounding “yes.” Responsive web design, simply put, is the act of creating device-neutral pages that do not … Continue reading →

Koi Fitness // E-Commerce Solution Case Study

May 8, 2012 | Posted in Fitness, Healthcare, Sports and tagged ASP Programming, Case Study, Database Design, E-commerce, Web Design, Web Development

Koi Fitness is the Bay Area’s premier Boot Camp style training outfit; in late 2011, Somethumb was hired to conduct a web design, development, and multimedia integration that included the creation of an automated scheduling system The Problem Nearly 900 patrons of Koi Fitness, in order to schedule and pay for classes, followed a process … Continue reading →

The (hopefully not) $64,000 question: how much does it really cost to build a web site?

March 13, 2012 | Posted in B2B and tagged Web Design, Web Development

Having a web site built is a little like choosing an engagement ring: the idea is to buy something so impressive that your partner (or your customer) will be charmed into saying ‘yes’. The diamond industry has helpfully nudged lovesick suitors toward two months’ salary as an advisable price for a ring. But what price … Continue reading →

Transend Corporation

February 14, 2012 | Posted in B2B, Software & Services and tagged ASP Programming, Database Design, jQuery, Web Design

Transend offers award winning email migration and conversion solutions that support virtually all email systems. Somethumb was chosen to redesign and develop their extensive website, with an emphasis on driving visitors to the Transend suite of products. The end result is an attractive and user-friendly website for the B2B market where key decision makers can … Continue reading →

Koi Fitness Boot Camp

February 14, 2012 | Posted in Fitness, Healthcare, Sports and tagged ASP Programming, Database Design, E-commerce, Multimedia Integration, Web Design

Koi Fitness offers boot camp style training programs to clients in the San Francisco Bay Area. Somethumb was selected for a complete website redesign, which included code development and complex e-commerce components. The site is based in ASP and features robust back-end administration tools as well as front-end embedded video integration.

MX1West Motorcycle Apparel

October 4, 2011 | Posted in Apparel, Retail, Sports and tagged jQuery, Web Design, Web Development

MX1West offers customers exclusive motorcycle apparel from Europe, with brands like Ariete and Acerbis that are used by top pros such as Josh Strang, Quinn Cody, and Johnny Campbell. Somethumb designed and developed the website, utilizing jQuery for some cool slider effects. Ride On!

Musicians Union Local 6

September 1, 2011 | Posted in Music, Non-Profit and tagged Photography, Web Design, WordPress

The Musicians Union Local 6, an organization that advocates for Bay Area Musicians, wanted a site that incorporated the number 6, imagery of musical instruments and local iconic landmarks. Working closely with the Union’s Board of Directors, Somethumb was able to produce a site that is professional, yet groovy. The site, contains over 250 pages … Continue reading →