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 The annual gathering of the world's foremost scientists in the field of arctic research took place at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire in 2007. In order to promote the event within the scientific community and to have a clearinghouse for agendas, travel information, accomodations, etc. the Arctic Institute at the Dickey Center for International Understanding needed a website urgently in the fall of 2006.
Working with little initial content we managed to get an initial version of the site live within weeks, then proceeded to flesh out the final product. Built on a very flexible Joomla template, the site allows involved staff update most content directly, and allows changes to quickly be made to a live site without interruption.
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 The Public Domain Foundation is a New England-based non-profit that promotes and facilitates the creation of cause-related music and furthers its impact upon issues and organizations of social and political justice. It was founded by Paul Stookey of the legendary Peter, Paul & Mary. An overhaul of the foundation's website in 2005 provided an online presence for outreach and interaction with potential grant recipients. Built as straight XHTML with a wee bit of ColdFusion and some back-end database integration.
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 Marcus Ratliff is an extraordinary real estate agent covering the Upper Connecticut River Valley communities of Vermont and New Hampshire. While affiliated with a larger group agency, he wanted to have his own distinct presence online.
Built in ColdFusion with an usual bit of style sheet formatting and some dynamic HTML, the site also includes a bare-bones content management system for upload of featured real estate listings.
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 BT Waxman Communications is a small company offering corporate communications strategy planning and implementation. The company needed a website that reflected a simple no-nonsense approach to a complex topic with lots of players on the field making a lot of noise. Straight HTML over a CSS template with modified stock images.
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 American Education Advisory needed an overhaul of an existing site to better reflect a changed business strategy focusing on international students looking to apply for a U.S. college or business school education. Building on a simple but effective Joomla template, the site was up and running within a week of the initial request.
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