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BF Construction

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BF Construction LLC

We originally created this website with rounded corners and drop-shadows, much like on Rayberg Solutions, but after seeing the site on Internet Explorer 8, the customer said he liked the square edges and no shadows. It was also not set up for mobile devices.

This website was originally designed by Summe Design.

New Beginning EPC

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This site was one of our first projects, beginning work on it in 2007.

We used this website to develop skills before opening for business in 2008, going through several iterations of the site before settling on one. A new pastor arrived in December 2011 and asked us to redesign it. The current design has been created to be mobile friendly from the beginning, and continues to get some finishing touches from time to time, as well as weekly updates. The sermon delivery method has been updated so that it will work natively in most devices, including Apple's mobile devices, gracefully falling back to Flash for older browsers.

Northern Kentucky Tea Party

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Northern Kentucky Tea Party

This website was done for the Northern Kentucky Tea Party after the previous maintainer left the group. Since a majority of the members were unhappy with the previous design, it gave us an opportunity to build a new site.

At the time, we were still using purchased themes, but we made extensive modifications to create the look we was trying to acheive.

Our Cafe To You

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Our Cafe To You

This was the first website that we created a mobile version. At the time, we hadn't yet started doing responsive design, and instead used browser sniffing to send a separate style sheet instead.

We wanted to add some extra finishing touches, but the customer specifically said they wanted the basic design.