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Barbara Scanlon, DMD

bdmin — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 13:39:42 +0000

When a local dentist realized that her website was getting out of date, it was time for a remake. We found a cost-effective supply of new stock images, mixing them with custom photography by Ed Malitsky. The resulting site tells the story of the dental practice in a colorful, inviting way.

Several testimonial videos from satisfied clients are displayed, hosting provided by Vimeo. One great thing about Vimeo is that at the end of a video, it is possible to specify another video you would like to display next, and, unlike Youtube, there are no ads from possible competition (or worse).

Denterlein

gabriel — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 16:57:06 +0000

Working with Adams Design’s bold and inviting layout, we installed an easy-to-use content management system so that the staff inhouse can update it as time goes on.

A blog is included as well, and the feed from that blog also appears on their Facebook page, assuring them of multiple points of presence on the web. The Flash animation, assembling the logo using an “implosion” effect, took a good bit of math.

The Waterfront Collection

Eric — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 18:19:44 +0000

Creating a classy portal site for a trio of hotels near the Boston Convention Center, Adams Design hired us to handle the details. We used our favorite CMS so that search engine optimization is practically built in. It’s easy for the client to modify, and as time goes on, the various tags that search engines seek can be tweaked for optimum results.

The home page has a bit of flash to catch the eye, and the pages within are easily found in the concise navigation bar.

ReptonPlace.com

bdmin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 19:32:18 +0000

An Oasis of Open Space in Watertown. We were brought in to implement and manage the site, and have revised the home page several times.

Like most brochure-type real estate websites, this one has a set of floorplans viewable online and downloadable PDFs— but we were able to add a small database to keep track of units which were sold. They’ve been going like hotcakes, thanks, no doubt, to this very appealing website!

The original branding was established by Julie Panzetta of Jules Design, for Otis & Ahearn Real Estate.

Conference Hotels

bdmin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 17:04:59 +0000

Conference Hotels Unlimited helps event coordinators find the right facilities to fit their needs. We created a website that can be easily updated, using our proprietary QuickFix Editor. Site design: Big Attic Creative, Maine.

Cable Mills

bdmin — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 16:22:47 +0000

When Cable Mills updated their marketing materials, their website had to keep pace. By updating the graphics and CSS, but leaving the underlying HTML relatively untouched, we were able to bring their new design to the web in record time!

Residences at the InterContinental

bdmin — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 21:05:48 +0000

This high-profile, luxury condominium and hotel sought the talents of Adams Design to showcase their unique location (Boston waterfront) and concierge services. We, in turn, helped create a website that brought the branding vision to life.

Starting with a splash page is usually a no-no, but in this case, the softly fading clouds helped establish the high value of the property.

The Penmark

bdmin — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 20:43:18 +0000

Real estate development in Boston. Including Flash logo animation, basic information, floor plans, contact form, etc. (Designed with Adams Design.)

Below is the animated logo we created, along with our recommended music, a basic but clever jazz beat.

Lofts at SoCo

Eric — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 18:33:23 +0000

SoCo is where it’s happening. In the heart of Brockton’s renaissance district, you can find an affordable, wide-open, light filled loft just half an hour from downtown Boston.

We worked with Adams Design to create a clever, playful website. A banner at the top of the home page prompts visitors to contact the real estate broker. A unique “drop up” menu provides visual interest, and at the same time is just as useful as your typical “drop downer.”

The floor plan interface is simple, short and to the point– rolling over a unit number shows a thumbnail of the plan, and clicking it download the full-size PDF.

28 Exeter at Newbury

bdmin — Fri, 08 May 2009 21:18:02 +0000

Designed by Adams Design, this website captures the aesthetics of a high-end apartment building located on the corner of the chic Newbury and Exeter Streets in Boston. Looping Flash graphics accent each page. Includes links to sample unit floor plans, via thumbnails and printable PDFs.

While this website begins with an animated splash page, usually considered a no-no, in this situation it is warranted because it helps to establish the brand, quality, and luxuriousness of the amenities of this property, including concierge service.