Barleywine Graphics

Well, the month of June has certainly been busy around here - we’ve launched several sites this week, including a complete redo of the Aubergine ecommerce site. When new owners took over the management of the famous kitchen store in Woodstock, Vermont, they wanted a complete overhaul, and that’s what they got! New logo, hundreds of new products, and a brand new shopping cart to use for it. Now the owners can add new products anytime they want, and have complete control over the managment of their orders.

That same week, the much less complicated Vermont Stone Cross and then Northeast Timber Exchange sites were ready to go! Whew!

Next on the list - a complete overhaul of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Hartland (the very first site I was ever hired for!), and Whippletree Yarn Shop in Woodstock. Stay tuned!

Our favorite floorcloth artist, Lisa Curry Mair, has once again found national acclaim, this time scoring the cover of the lovely magazine, Early American Life!

Here’s a link to her blog post about the story:

http://canvasworksfloorcloths.com/wordpress/?p=185

Congratulations, Lisa!! Beautiful Work!!

The big project over the late winter was a complete overhaul of the Town of Weathersfield municipal website. We gave it a fresh new look, and transferred hundreds of pages as well as a significant document library over to Joomla! for ease of content management. Now the clerks of individual boards can easily add their own minutes to the site, and, and various town officers can edit their own content, making sure the site is as current and up-to-date as possible.

We’re so excited! One of our favorite clients (and best friends) has been recognized on several prominent websites - Today’s Creative Blog and Design Happens,the HGTV Blog! Way to go Lisa! Congratulations!

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  Our newest relaunch is Irina Ohl, who was one of our earliest clients, and from whom many later accounts came to us. Her original site was very extensive, with some of the earliest attempts at ecommerce and image  galleries, but was difficult to maintain, especially after Irina sold her property in Vermont and  moved to France!  After several years of languishing without being updated, Irina decided to do a total revamp of her site, complete with an interactive image gallery and a WordPress blog for content management.  Now, no matter where she is in the world, she can edit her own pages and upload new paintings as soon as they are finished, without having to send a disk halfway around the globe!

Visit her site.

Barleywine Graphics has a fresh new look and more up-to-date information about the services we offer, especially in the area of content management.

We hope you like the new look and find the additional information useful!