T&S Web Design

Lynn Dye was starting a virtual assistant program, and wanted to be ready with a website by the time she graduated. She wanted the website to clearly explain what virtual assistance was and the services that she offered.

Dr. Gail Poyner wanted a simple, attractive website for clients to use. She wanted to show up on search engines and have information about what her company provides.

The Herndons are a group of siblings who wanted to support the university that both they and their father attended, Oklahoma Christian University. They decided to create a CD, sell it online, and send the profits to the school.

Chris Gee came to us with a unique issue. He had a team of people that all sold the same product, and he needed some way for them to all get a website. He wanted to be able to control the majority of the content on everyone's sites. Chris was willing to pay some money up front for the site, but wanted his team members to take care of the ongoing cost.

Edmond Adult Softball Association is an adult slow pitch softball recreational association in Edmond, Oklahoma. Its goal is to create an interest in slow pitch softball in the Edmond area.

Haven is an independently published science fiction comic book, set in the not-too-distant future. The comic is a labor of love, created by dedicated and talented individuals. However, they knew a modern, sharp-looking website was outside their skill set.

Retractastrap is a cargo tie down made by Beam's Industries, a national seatbelt manufacturer. The client wanted a more professional look for their site, and asked us to polish it as they prepared to launch a nationally televised infomercial.

Heavenly Harvest Coffee is grown in Nicaragua. Unlike most gourmet coffees, this coffee is part of a greater purpose: Proceeds directly benefit the people of Nicaragua and mission work being done there by Mission Nicaragua. David and Kim Romero are Church of Christ missionaries/coffee farmers who operate Heavenly Harvest Coffee and oversee Mission Nicaragua.