Social Snap™ needed to revamp their social media analytics dashboard. REH3design was brought in to restructure the dashboard's UI, as well as give the entire application a more modern looking facelift.
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Accerta Group is a consultancy of sorts, offering their expertise and knowledge to small businesses. REH3design was tasked with developing an easy-to-manage web presence for the new company. A Wordpress® install was used as a CMS for easy updates and blog posting.
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MouthForWar.net is a heavy music review and news website that needed a refreshed and more modern layout. REH3design provided a revamped Wordpress® theme that allowed for easy updates and publishing, as well as a refreshed brand identity.
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REH3design provided UI, web design and custom icon design for Keep Up, an online task/reminder service that was looking to get a solid presence online. The aim of the company is to help you juggle life's responsibilities.
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The great folks at HIGHTECHforum were looking to launch a new technology blog to discuss the events that interested them and their fellow writers. REH3design built a fairly simple, yet refined Wordpress® theme that allows the company to rapidly publish and import articles and news from outside sources.
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After the long running metal music publication ceased distribution, the rights to the name were purchased and moved to an online-only platform. REH3design was brought on to develop a Wordpress® theme that would accommodate music news, reviews, contests and more.
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A year or two before the boom in American Craft Brewing there wasn't really a single destination that provided information about breweries across America. This Wordpress®-based website attempted to proved the best of all the available websites into a single, searchable entity — complete with a (now slightly outdated) mobile-friendly view.
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Happier.com was a destination for those looking to improve upon their lives — through wellness programs and self-evaluation. The folks at Happier.com tasked REH3design with reworking their site to accommodate a growth in traffic and user base.
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Life coach Kathy Wilson had just recently published Unlimited Success Sports and needed an online presence that echoed the book's message. REH3design built this simple, yet powerful microsite that championed the author's thoughts and provided a clean and usable mechanism for customers to purchase the book.
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Curated by designer Dave Shea, The CSS Zen Garden was a call to arms in the infant days of CSS design and development. REH3design was lucky enough to participate in the site from just about the beginning, submitting six distinctive CSS-based layouts to the growing repository — two of which ("Backyard" and "Open Window") were featured in Mr. Shea's 2005 book The Zen of CSS Design.
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