Hoppel Design
Website Design, Development, Hosting, and Support
This website is for a local Italian restaurant in Conshohocken, Viggiano’s BYOB. Great food, great family. We took my parent’s there on their 40th Anniversary, so I was delighted when they contacted me for a new website last month.
They already had a logo and color scheme and typography, so this project was all about delivering functionality: reservation system integrated with OpenTable, downloadable menus, and tons of pics of staff and customers having a ball.
Here is one of two websites I have finished this week. This project for The Iron League of Philadelphia, an old professional organization of steel and iron companies in the Philadelphia region.
They needed a simple design that could be used promote fundraising activities to their current members.
I designed the logo, as well as the buttons and other graphics. All the registration forms are able to take online payments via PayPal. And, of course, the site is fully responsive.
This project is for a local therapist in NJ who needed a simple brochure-style website to promote her practice.
We selected the colors and typography to appeal to her target audience, and I designed the logo as well as the graphics.
The site is fully responsive.
A new website for The Institute for Biomedical Informatics. For the project, the logo was already designed, and the colors and typography were dictated by the university. But the organization had some unique functionality requirements — included a members section and an events calendar — that were not working on their existing site.
We kept the basic layout that the previous designer put together, but rebuilt everything on a responsive platform and with much flatter design elements. I was able to create the required functionality elements using some nice customized plugins that their internal staff can easily manage moving forward.
A professional website for a local therapist, Lori Zatz.
Custom background and color scheme, using some Google web fonts so the client could also use them for printed materials without having an additional expense.
Team Jeremy and Jordan is a local non-profit established to raise money for the March of Dimes. They run an annual golf outing as well as an annual walk, accept direction donations, and produce a newsletter. Now all of that can be handled online!
A Responsive Website Design with flat design elements. We did the color, typography, logo, icon, and website work.