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Gridline Design provides a wide range of services spanning the full breadth of graphic design and Web development, including:
Gridline Design also prides itself on delivering fully Web standards-compliant sites that maximize usability and accessibility without negatively affecting the presence of our clients’ sites.
Rebuilt using Drupal CMS by Gridline Design, the website for Christopher Taylor Timberlake
Fine Art Jewelry provides extensive administration features that allow
the client to directly add and update site content, provides a contact
form, and generates a number of useful reports about site content and
visitors, among other things. A wide range of additional features can
also be quickly added to the site with minimal overhead, making it
possible to extend the site as the need to grow arises.
Client since: 2009
Site design: 2010
The Kankakee County Health Department website, originally created
between the summer of 2003 and early 2004, has been rearchitected by
Gridline Design to vastly improve
search engine visibility, as well as to simplify content updates via
Dreamweaver, the editor of choice for the client. The revised site
includes Apache server-side includes to vastly reduce duplication,
CSS-driven and jQuery-enhanced dynamic flyover menus, and
Google Maps integration.
Jake Kronika, Owner, Web Designer & Developer, manages and delivers all services provided by Gridline Design. Below are a number of ways to connect with Jake through professional and social networks, instant messenger, and email.
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