SOS Media designed the user experience and interface for Tai Njio’s energy healing website Lighten Up & Live. The site is built using Drupal as the content management system (CMS) so Tai can update and mange the site herself. There is a membership area and an ecommerce component.

Here’s what Tai had to say about her experience with SOS Media:

Dan, thank you so much for working with me to bring in all the aspects that are important to get my message to the world. It is amazing! I am  proud of my site and to show it off! I appreciate your time and creativity! Thanks, Tai

» Lighten Up & Live

Our friend Russell Brown had us create a 1-page site to promote his upcoming workshop at the How Design Conference in Denver. The theme of the workshop is “Virtual Photoshop Worlds + Creating Avatar Masks”.

Tait brought in some custom jquery sliding action which adds a huge dimension of fun to the site.

Visit the site and sign up for Russell’s mask-making workshop.

UPDATE:
The site was featured in the Denver Egotist.

Laura Smith whip-smart bookkeeper from Phoenix and one of our very first customers. Throughout the years we have designed her logo, business cards, brochures and now web site.

This web site was given the honor of being listed on OnePageLove, a site which “showcases the best single page website designs on the web!”

UPDATE: The site is currently offline.

The Long Road Home web site is designed to be an interactive compliment to the band’s printed CD packaging. The site utilizes jquery sliders and a custom music player. This web site hooks into several of the band’s preferred third party web services: ReverbNation.com (tour widget) & BigCartel.com (to sell t-shirts).

Enjoy the sliders: LongRoadHomeBluegrass.com

UPDATE 2/24/2010: We are honored to be added to onepagelove.com. The site’s mission statement: One Page Love showcases the best single page website designs on the web!

SOS Media designed a website for the kids gold retailers KidsGoldJewelrySource.com. These retailers have been in the business of selling kids gold to major stores like Walmart and JCPenny for 20+ years. This is their first move into the online arena.

SOS Media developed a set of icons for each category of jewelry.

Long Road Home is a Boulder-based bluegrass band.  Their vision for their debut live CD was for a clean, modern look with a lurking sense of nostalgia… a departure from standard bluegrass music art. SOS Media provided the photography and full design services from concept to final print.

The band also hired SOS Media to design a  logo for their Argus Record Company which appears on the back of the CD artwork.

Head on over and check out the site, ya hear! JBHLonghorns.com

UPDATE: A less gritty logo and a custom photo of Jim’s new Riding Steer, JR Rex.

UPDATE 2: The site has now been taken over by HiredHands.com, a company which sells a CMS specifically to Longhorn Ranchers. Alas, they removed our sidebar navigation and replaced it with something, lets just say, less tasteful.

SOS Media teamed up with Brandwithin to create a series of intuitive, interactive learning dashboards for members of Trump University. This dashboard is designed to guide members to all areas of their extensive Trump University profile and link them to many valuable pieces of information relating to real estate and investing. For full functionality, well, you’ll have to ask the Donald ; )

Russell Brown, Adobe’s creative director of Photoshop asked SOS Media to create a simple one-page website for his event at the Adobe MAX Conference. The theme of Russell’s event is “Photoshop CS4 & The Seven Samurai: Lights, Camera, Actions, Plug-Ins & Scripts.”

Russell had an initial layout which we then went in and made look like, in Russell’s words: “It was run over by a car… in a good way.”

Here’s the Russell Brown @ MAX site. Hey, sign up for the conference if you’re in LA in October.