Though still being tweaked, I recently helped launch a website for a top Philadelphia Cover Band.
The site is WordPress powered, enabling the band to update the site, including the eye-catching show poster, slider system.
The theme is custom built and features lots of transparent and/or grungy surfaces.
Phoenixville live, original music production group, ’228′, recently launched their new website. The site has two calendars: one for 228 group events and one for other interesting happenings. This site also features a directory of some of the acts the group works with.
Give it a look and make sure to support the local scene.
For around a year I have been working with one of the more popular new bands in the Greater Philadelphia Region. The site has seen a number of changes from its earliest incarnation as an ASP.net page, to its current WordPress driven site.
Recently I made a few changes to their site, particularly some including additions of some CSS 3 (which I had previously been avoiding, because of incompatibilities with older Internet Explorer releases). I have been noticing the numbers of IE6 visitors to the websites I oversee is beginning to become a minor portion of overall traffic – so I figured why not start utilizing the new standards?
Just a few site element tweaks and some background adjustments can really go a long way in creating a more enjoyable user experience.
The band’s bassist, Bob Kerr of Sine Qua Non, currently manages the site updates and creates the site artwork.
If you haven’t heard them, I highly suggest checking them out – link down below.
This Phoenixville based cover band’s website was created in a pinch when their original site became inaccessible. Quick turnaround, Facebook integration, simplicity and a slick look were the design objectives of this emergency site.
