A while back, we had the honor of helping a great charity, Chains for Chains. This is such a cool charity run by a great guy. Carter Kendall started chains for chains as a way to help free women from the sex trade. If you have a few extra bucks to spare, please visit his site and help out.
Carter had shown us some examples of websites he liked, which were very well designed, hip, full screen sites. We always love when clients provide us with examples that they like. It can give us a very solid insight into what the client likes visually. We do not copy work, but it is always great for inspiration.
We knew we were going to need some high quality photos for the background of any design we came up with, and Carter was quick to respond with some amazing photos.
One of Carter’s requests was to be able to update content easily. For this reason, we chose to build the Chains for Chains website on the WordPress Platform. By custom building a WordPress theme, as we did here, we can make a website appear as much or as little like a blog as desired. Chains for Chains looks and behaves very little like a blog, but has a full featured Content Management System (CMS) that Carter can use to update the site. We love how easy WordPress is for our clients, and how flexible it is for us to design on.
We were really happy to be part of Chains for Chains. Seriously, go check them out. Here is the link again: www.chainsforchains.org and here are a couple more shots of the website:
