Background: Regier Cox & Associates is a tax preparation and accounting firm in Oklahoma City with at least 10 years experience.
Client needed: A website redesign that was up to date and clean.
What we came up with: Visit the website regiercox.com
Background: The Coalition of Oklahoma Breastfeeding Advocates was founded in 2000. COBA members’ dedicated advocacy for pro-breastfeeding legislation has resulted in many victories for Oklahoma women and their right to breastfeed in public areas.
Client needed: A website redesign that was up to date and clean.
What we came up with: Visit the website okbreastfeeding.org
Background: Eastside Pizza House is owned and operated by Jabee Williams, an internationally know rap and hip hop artist. Jabee’s love for food inspired him to open this Pizza House in the Eastside of Oklahoma City, home to Oklahoma’s largest African American community.
Client needed: A website that was integrated with the Toast Restaurant POS and would allow visitors to order online, with main focus on mobile optimization for easy ordering.
What we came up with: Visit the website eastsidepizzahouse.com
Background: Silver Street Management is the go to for renting luxury stays in the Florida, Chicago and Nashville areas.
Client needed: A beautiful website that reflects the luxurious places to stay, integrated with the Guesty booking software that allows visitors to reserve their rentals online.
What we came up with: Visit the website slvrst.com
Background: AiDE Money is a secure money remittance service designed to transfer money to Africa and other locations from the US.
Client needed: A website and a mobile app that allowed secure international money transfers.
What we came up with: Visit the website aidemoney.com
Background: The Petroleum Alliance of Oklahoma, the new unified voice of Oklahoma oil and gas, is the product of the merging of OIPA (Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association) and OKOGA (Oklahoma Oil & Gas Association).
Client needed: A permanent website that reflected newly formed partnership.
What we came up with: As their previous site was temporary, they needed a robust, customizable, and organized platform to implement the features they required.
We teamed up with Ghost Agency who designed an edgy and sleek new look. Then amshot developers took that design and created this responsive, interactive, and user-friendly website, connecting them with all the resources they need to run their business smoothly, efficiently and effectively.
The site features an ability to join the Alliance through the built-in payment gateway. The “Take Action” page connects users to resources for getting involved, and allows them to stay in touch with news, events and important information about The Alliance Health & Benefits Plan, Advocacy, and Partners programs.
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Background: Midtown Rotary came to amshot with a ClubRunner website, a pre-built site designed for Rotary clubs and other organizations. The site offered little customization and organization options. Midtown Rotary had a pre-existing logo and brand colors, but was not able to utilize all brand colors on their site due to the limitations of ClubRunner.
Client needed: A website that reflected the young, fun, and modern culture of their organization and members with more customization and organizational options.
What we came up with: A member-focused site that utilizes Rotary’s bright colors and features plenty of images in an organized, user-friendly manner.
The inclusion of Rotary’s magenta and bright blue colors brings to light the young feel that the organization wanted to portray. The colors are utilized in alternating headers, diagonal page separators, and throughout the site.
While the ClubRunner site featured a few navigational sections, the organization didn’t have the flexibility to add new sections or include forms.The new site is more streamlined and features several new sections, including a Foundation, Community, and Spelling Beer page (Midtown Rotary’s annual fundraiser). Site visitors are now able to nominate service projects, apply to be a Spelling Beer Sponsor, and view past service projects in a blog-like format rather than a neverending feed, allowing visitors to easily sort through past projects.
The site is significantly more user-friendly and mobile-friendly, allowing the organization to display its modern tilt.
Background: Alchemy Events came to amshot with a site that they did not feel captured the essence of the business. They had a pre-existing logo and brand colors.
Client needed: A website with a “designer” aesthetic — clean and elegant, exuding the same feel as the elaborate wedding and special events industry the company works in.
What we came up with: Although the previous website utilized a basic design, it was too simplistic to reflect the unique and glamorous nature of the events the company designed. Even the name, Alchemy Events, represents turning basic matter into gold.
The website was redesigned to be white and incorporate “shiny” gold accents, utilize the same artistic font as the logo, and include details with a polished look, since in the events industry, “it’s all in the details.”
The fullwidth banner image and several other elements on the home page were pared down to a mobile-friendly slideshow of event images and a static section showcasing Alchemy Events’ features in influential industry press.
The top-level navigation was narrowed down for simplicity, with the “Services” and “Press” categories now hosting the “Portfolio,” “Raves,” and “Blog” categories.
The navigation and other header text on the site uses the same font as the logo, and the navigation features a “shiny” gold hover effect.
The portfolio page was reduced to three simple categories, each of which is represented by a circular image. Each individual wedding is displayed with a sample photo in the same round filter, and the full portfolio for each wedding features a visually-pleasing perfect grid of images, which corrects for both horizontal and vertical images. Every vendor is listed with links to their websites on the wedding pages, which is offered as an extra service to potential clients but also boosts the site’s SEO thanks to the high number of external links.
The “Press” page was added with the ability to visually browse instances of Alchemy Events featured in the media as well as giving viewers the ability to click through and read the entire article.
Background: Skyline Bricktown came to amshot as a new company without a website. Their logo is a red and grey rendering of the Skyline building with an all caps, sans-serif font.
Client needed: An image-heavy website that showed off their venue.
What we came up with: An image-focused, neutral colored site with pops of brightly colored images.
The website is “parallax,” so all necessary information is listed on the front page to briefly summarize the venue. The parallax design allows potential clients to easily determine if the venue is a good fit for their event and contact the venue if interested.
Because venue images are vital to the client’s business, we included a clean, grid-style gallery that visually highlights unique features and events held at the venue.
Background: The FLY Film Festival came to amshot with an older site that was somewhat outdated. Their logo is brightly colored and whimsical.
Client needed: An updated, modern site with a nice scheduling module for relevant dates. As a sponsor-funded operation, providing significant real estate on the site for donors is important.
What we came up with: A greyscale site with pops of bright colors found in their logo. The color scheme ensured that the site was not overwhelmingly colorful, but still captured the festival’s vibrant personality.
The Home page features the festival’s most crucial pieces of information front and center: the festival dates and location. We also purchased a special plugin that easily allows site admins to post a clean, professional schedule of films. Large sponsor logos are featured at the bottom of the page.
Background: Antioch Energy came to amshot as a new company without a website. Their logo includes various shades of brown and a sophisticated font.
Client needed: A website that 1) featured their drone footage of downtown OKC where they are located, 2) incorporated more colors than their logo as not to look monochromatic, 3) included a timeline of their organization’s history, and 4) included a “newsroom” page that looked similar to a newspaper.
What we came up with: Antioch Energy had a specific set of requests that made designing their website fun and challenging. Their home page header “image” is a fullscreen video featuring their drone footage. The header is transparent as not to take away from the footage, but transitions into a regular, opaque header as visitors scroll down the page.
The header images on each page are brightly colored with yellows, blues, and browns to tie into the logo while providing visual interest.
A large part of the site’s appeal is its interactivity and movement, including the home page drone footage. To maintain the tech-savvy feel on yet another page, the About page features an Antioch Energy timeline that slides in from each side as the visitor scrolls down the page.
The site also has a Newsroom page that features images of actual Antioch Energy newspaper articles, as well as a grid-style press release layout reminiscent of a newspaper.
