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A long overdue mobile-responsive website upgrade for Colorado’s Rocky Mountain Neuropsychiatrists. RMNA has specialized in medication management for general psychiatric disorders – such as anxiety, depression and bipolar disorder – for Colorado Springs residents since 1999.

RMNA’s decade-old static HTML site no longer reflected the quality of their service business. The new, cleaner visual design is more inline with their brand identity. Contact information was prioritized for ease of use. Regional landscape stock photos give the light content a positive lift.

Overall Page Size is a lean 489 Kb, ~25% the industry median page size, with only 31 web server requests. As a result, page load speed is well optimized for mobile devices.

My specialty is accessible, mobile responsive, user-friendly front-end web development for Content Management Systems – such as WordPress. And since 2005, I have provided expert, professional marketing support to help you regain control over technology.

Spring Cruising

Posted on June 16, 2019October 30, 2019

One of my favorite spots for street photography is an abandoned lumber mill on Bainbridge Island. We sail over from Des Moines Marina and kayak to shore to capture the new murals each spring.

WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks (2019)

Posted on May 8, 2019September 10, 2019

WordPress Hosting Performance Benchmarks (2019)

Inclusive Websites for Inclusive Communities

Posted on April 13, 2019September 11, 2019

Visual Design by Peg Ogle
WordPress Theme Development by Scott Marlow

A bright mobile-first website refresh for Silver Glen – the only cooperative community for senior independent living in King County.

The new site features a video of facility stills; an image gallery; and a community events calendar. System operating fonts were chosen to optimize site performance, with a minimum font-size of 18 pixels to improve readability for older audiences. A sitewide sidebar can promote units for sale, as needed.

Promoting Buddhism With WordPress

Posted on April 10, 2019September 20, 2019

WordPress Development by Scott Marlow

A mobile responsive website redesign for Seattle Betsuin Buddhist Temple.

The temple’s old fixed-width, non-mobile friendly TwentyTen Theme was upgraded to a custom-branded mobile-first Theme, based on _Underscores. The site redesign included extensive content re-organization, performance optimization and security hardening. Particular attention was paid to usability, including a Google Translation feature for temple members.