June 3rd, 2008
We are honored to be featured in the June 2008 issue of “Web Designing”, a monthly publication in Japan. In their own words “From basic knowledge and techniques to ideas. All you need to design Web sites are on “Web Designing”. Web Designing is paper-based monthly Japanese magazine.” The four page spread article is a CSS Analysis titled “Keep it simple”, which also takes a look at the iPhone compatibility changes we made to our site. Special thanks to the writer, Miki Ofuji. You can read a breakdown of the issue online (in English as well).
Since the launch of the newly redesigned {e} house studio website back in March, we have received a lot of positive feedback and have been honored to be featured in several industry website design galleries. The website galleries feature exemplary work in web design, CSS and XHTML development. We would like to thank the following list of sites:
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Our recent design of the Bradburn Village Dentistry’s mini site was featured on CSS Mania. CSS Mania, is the largest and most up-to-date CSS website gallery showcased all over the globe. The gallery features attractive website designs written in XHTML and CSS. Read the rest of this entry »
The redesigned www.hapasushi.com was featured in Create Magazine’s Surf column in the summer 2006 issue.
“Hapa Sushi is a native Colorado company that focuses as much on aesthetics as appetites. Their site underwent a revamp near the end of 2005 that encompassed a great, subtle use of Flash animation and great graphic elements (Transformers fans be warned). The site contains an online ordering module as well as a secure employee section. The simplicity of the menu makes this site a great accomplishment for Hapa and the design group responsible. The site was designed by {e} House Studio.”
- Josh Fuller. “SURF” Create Magazine Summer 2006.
The site offers a fresh look and a dramatic reduction in loading time. Our redesign and email marketing for Hapa has created a nearly 100% increase in visits to their website. They’ve gone from 2,500 total sessions a month in June 2006 to 4,500 total sessions in June 2007. And they’re still trending up. read the case study
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