More than you ever wanted to know about Alabama native Joe Watts
Website (really, websites) in progress. Initial redesign included new logo, complete overall of website design, color scheme. Now working on developing a pretty large resource directory that includes information towns across Alabama can utilize to make their communities more livable. Also creating a tourism database of attractions and recurring events for each of the 25+ towns that are part of the Alabama Communities of Excellence (ACE) program.
One of my oldest clients / favorite projects: Your Town Alabama. Created a website back in 2001, changed it in around 2007 and then moved it to Moveable Type in 2009 or so. Finally got around to porting it to WordPress. Much easier to work with interface on the back end–obviously. Simple, clean look on the front end. Regular updates to the site; functional calendar of events for lots of statewide, regional and national conferences…
Just finished a draft of the Top of Alabama Regional Council of Governments (TARCOG) website. Still some changes to make and a few compatibility issues to overcome (thanks Internet Explorer 7!), but looking good so far. Lots of capacity built in, including some cool mapping features. All built in WordPress, of course!
Another website–this one hasn’t been rolled out yet, but it is close to complete. As with all my recently done websites, this one is a WordPress based site. This one includes several new features for the website: a simple-to-use calendar of events section and an easy to update news section.
Still in progress, but moving right along, is this website for the Wilcox County Chamber of Commerce. Beautiful location with so much history and natural scenery. (Several photos from a few years back when I took the Gee’s Bend Ferry.)
A bit of a last minute project for me, very excited to be working on the Widest Yard Sale website. From Georgia to Mississippi along Highway 80. Still very much a work in progress, but providing information to potential travelers…
