Client: American Polygraph Association
(client for 2 years)

Challenge: The APA had a vast amount of information to display for their 4,000 plus membership and website visitors across the world

Creative Solution: Designed to allow growth. Appropriate intellectual grouping of navigation items. Color Coordinated headers to distinguish different aspects of the site.

Client: Bay Marine of Sturgeon Bay
(client for 3 years)

Challenge: Bay Marine needed a re-design plus they wanted to allow existing clients to place work orders for their boats through the website as well as an efficient means of displaying their stock of used boats for sale. Redesign plus addition of a customer relationship management system. Boat clients can order their spring, summer and winter maintenance through the website.

Creative Solution: Beautiful and simplistic web design and layout that shows off boats and nothing more. Creation of a used boat database with administration for ease of use. Creation of a customer work order system where Bay Marine can actually push work orders to their clients in a friendly way.

Client: ChalktalkHockey
(client for 3 1/2 years)

Challenge: Create an ecommerce website that was fun and cool enough for kids while being professional and secure enough for the parents.

Creative Solution: Colorful website using a Chalk Font and very easy to use custom shopping cart. Future renovations included addition of subcategories and a complete automated fundraiser feature so hockey teams can order products and raise money for their team. (An extemely successful website with over 1,700 individual orders during the 2004 Christmas season)

Client: West Coast Iguana
(client for 2 years)

Challenge: Create a web presence that was 'earthy' and 'scientific' to appeal to herpetologists.

Creative Solution: Our focus on this project was to be clean and orderly, catering to folks who are detail oriented and want to view research information quickly and easily. We kept down the clutter and made an orderly menu for viewing each type of Ctenosaura.

Client: Carousel Schools (client for 2 years)

Challenge: Carousel is a private school and need to attract moms and dads with a friendly but professional display of their curriculum.

Creative Solution: Pictures of happy kids and the addition of the alphabet was key in giving the immediate impression this was a positive school. Our mindset was to stay away from stuffy. We also provided a clear navigation that was intellectually grouped and separated for ease of use.

Client: Sign Outlet Store (client for 5 years)

Challenge: The owner came to us and stated clearly he wanted the best and easiest to use ecommerce cart in his market. His first priority was to make it easy for a potential customer to find exactly what they need quickly.

Creative Solution: Many custom features were required. included was a javascript flyout menu that allowed visitors to access up to 1,000 products in just one click. A custom 'smart' search was built that was forgiving even to mispellings and typos. Since this industry re-orders common supplies often, a feature was built that allowed returning clients to easily reorder their most common supplies.

Client: The Polygraph Guy (client for 1 year)

Challenge: This Private Investigator and Polygraph Examiner had been repeatedly put on hold by his current web design team. He asked us to step in and create an innovative and professional website to bring extra attention to the polygraph aspect of his business.

Creative Solution: We went right to work on this project so this client could have for the first time a good experience with a design team. In just over a week, the website was completed with no sacrifice of excellence. The client then wrote us the following in an email. "We have been getting a lot of calls so far and are very impressed with your work. We wish we had run into you before we hired the other guy to design our KPI website we would have had you do it as well." Sue Ann Kelly

Client: Northeast Georgia Polygraph (client for 1 year)

Challenge: Word spreads fast when you do a good job. This client followed after hearing about the polygraph guy website. He really wanted to conduct his business in a small geographic location and wanted his website to appear distinguished and professional, in the same way as he had run his business.

Creative Solution: The small geographic location issue was solved in two ways. As part of the overall graphics a map was included that clearly showed the client's work area. We also listed the cities in which the client would work and had this carry over to each page so the message was clear. Comments from the client were as follows.

"I looked at several other web site groups and some were cheaper than Wordnet Solutions. I decided on Wordnet because of their down to earth explanation of how the web site construction would be produced. My web site turned out great and I am very pleased with the job Wordnet did. They were very prompt completing the job when they said they would. I strongly recommend them to anyone thinking about developing a web site for the polygraph field." Von Jennings