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Adonis Press

01.20.10 Posted in Sights by

Adonis Press, committed to publishing and distributing books on phenomenological science, is now a shopping cart site, using Zen Cart, the free, user-friendly, open source shopping cart software that w3sights works with. In addition to being able to order books on-line


Earthy Originals

10.30.08 Posted in Sights by

Earthy Originals is owned by artist Scott Zampier. Scott attends many Craft Shows in the Northeast and was asked if he had a web site so often that he contacted w3sights. Together we created a site as beautiful as


Johnnycake Books

10.30.08 Posted in Sights by

The Johnnycake Books web site was designed using Zen Cart and it is a good example of how Zen Cart can be customized to suit any small business owners’ needs. All books on the site were set up


Fox Hill Farm Grass Fed Beef

10.29.08 Posted in Sights by

The Fox Hill Farm Grass Fed Beef site was designed and developed using Zen Cart. I had the great fortune working with amazing photographs, all taken by Larry Lampman, the site owner, at his farm. The photo galleries, in fact


Block Island Honey

10.20.08 Posted in Sights by

w3sights is happy to announce that Block Island Honey is now using Zen Cart for all its shopping cart features. The goal in redeveloping the site was to gain the functionality that Zen Cart offers, but keep the same look


Gilmor Glass

10.01.08 Posted in Sights by

The Gilmor Glass site is powered by Zen Cart, an open source e-commerce system. I designed the site so that it looks more like a gallery than a typical shopping cart. The beautiful glass work is displayed on


Block Island Yoga

09.28.08 Posted in Sights by

I wanted the web sight for Block Island Yoga to draw visitors in. I also wanted it to be a soothing experience. I had a lot to work with. Sue Littlefield, who has taught yoga year round on Block Island


Bejeweled Bandanas

05.04.08 Posted in Sights by

This site was a project I did for a Graphic/Digital Design class I took at Parsons in New York.


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