Imagine Design Studio

New Website: Bottleshop Collaboration Project

June 1, 2017 by Keith

The Bottleshop Collaboration Project is 11 small, local, independent bottle shops in Western Washington that share common values and a love of craft beer. The purpose of the new website is to share and announce beer releases in Western Washington.
Bottleshop Collaboration Project

New Website: The Pointe

April 28, 2017 by Keith

The Pointe presents future owners with a chance to own a dream estate within an exclusive property amidst exquisite beauty. Imagine Design Studio designed the website as well as photographed the property to highlight its uniqueness.
The Pointe at Governors Point

Redesigned Website: Swan’s Moving & Storage

December 21, 2016 by Keith

Swans Moving and Storage needed a fresh face on their existing website. We worked closely with them and listened to the limitations of their existing website while providing feedback on possibilities. Together we came up with a vastly improved website.
Swans Moving & Storage

New Website: Artistic Excavation

December 6, 2016 by Keith

Glad we were finally able to work with Artistic Excavation on their new website. They’ve been so busy with excavation jobs that their website wasn’t the number one priority. Good things take time.

New Website: Dr. Nina Svino

September 26, 2016 by Keith

Another successful conversion of a static website over to WordPress. Always so enjoyable when a client is elated they can make their own updates to their website!

New Website: Kulshan Counseling Group

March 30, 2016 by Keith

It was fun to work with Karen, Tara and Barbie on redesigning their website to incorporate a little bit of personality from each of them.

New Website: PC Technologies

January 4, 2016 by Keith

New website for PC Technologies launched. If you need great tech support contact Jon.

Why Update to the Latest Version of WordPress

August 28, 2015 by Keith

We often get asked why a WordPress site should be updated to the latest version of WordPress. And when we use the term “WordPress” here we are referring to the three components of a WordPress installation: the core (WordPress itself), plugins (which extend the functionality of the core), and the themes (used to display the content of your website).

To keep it simple, there are five key reasons to keep each component of your WordPress site up to date:

Security – Since WordPress is open source, it is great for users and developers looking to increase and expand functionality. Because it is so popular AND open source, WordPress can be the target of security attacks. When a security vulnerability comes to light in WordPress core or in a major plugin, it can be quickly fixed, and an update released. Theses fixes come in the form of WordPress core, plugin and theme updates.

Performance – Often updates will improve the performance of WordPress itself, or of a plugin or theme.

Bug fixes – Updates typically fix bugs that could be affecting a website.

Compatibility – Keeping the WordPress core and plugins up to date will keep the key components of your website working together as they were designed. Many plugins will get an update to ensure compatibility with a new version of the WordPress core.

Features – Keeping your site up to date also gives you access to new features developed by the WordPress team, plugin developers and theme builders. All these can provide a better experience for you as the maintainer of your website and for visitors to your website.

File Types Cheat Sheet

August 19, 2015 by Keith

Kudos to the folks over at 99designs.com for making a “File Types Cheat Sheet”. With so many file types out there, and different applications for each, it is nice to have a go-to source for explaining the differences.

File Types Cheat Sheet

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New Website: Winners Sportswear

July 22, 2015 by Keith

It is very rewarding when we are able to help out a client by giving them more control over their website, like with Winners Sportswear. We converted their older ecommerce-focused website over to the WordPress platform. The WordPress platform will provide them with easier updating, expanded ecommerce functions through WooCommerce, a blog if they want it, and other functionalities they did not have before.