Tony Geer - web design and development

Attractive,accessible, standard-compliant websites

I work with small businesses and individuals who need an effective online presence to create professional, attractive websites built according to web standards. You can view some of my work or contact me.

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Content management system

Utilizing a good content management system is very important. I have experience working with:

Get In Touch Wordpress: a free blogging tool/content management system. It is easy-to-use and and the blogging platform of choice.

Get In Touch Expression Engine: a robust, feature-rich content management system. It is ideal for powering larger, more complex sites.

“I found working with Tony to be an ease. He was able to take my ideas and turn them into a beautiful, professional, and effective website.” Chuck Craytor http://www.craytorleadership.com

Designing The Graveyard Book website

This is the second in an ongoing series of posts where I explain some of the decisions I made while designing one of my recent projects. This post is going to be focusing on the site I did for Neil Gaiman’s new book - The Graveyard Book.

Bill from Subterranean Press emailed me all of the artwork and asked me to create a site, so I had a lot of freedom with the design. One of the advantages of working with a client who you’ve done work for before is that they already know your style and what to expect. To say that I was excited to work on this project would be an understatement.

Initially I wanted to go with a completely dark site as I thought it would fit the theme of the book. However, this posed a problem because the interior illustrations are all in black and white. I decided to go with a dark sidebar to keep a darker look, and the main content area white so that I could utilize the illustrations.

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The Digg of the web design community - CSS galleries

It’s a well known fact that when sites get Digg’ed (Dugg?) and make it to the front page they get a huge upsurge in traffic. While I wasn’t fortunate enough to have that happen to me, I did experience what I consider to be analogous in the web design community - being featured on some [...]

Insight into the design process of a website

This will be the first in a series of posts where I show some of the in-progress work on the design of some sites that I’ve worked on. I thought it might be interesting to show how the design evolved and some of the thoughts that went into the design process. What better place to [...]