Keesal, Young & Logan was a large, international law firm with a website that fell short on communicating that to clients. So, SeJe Stepped in and rebuilt the thing from the ground up! We built KYL a sleek, minimalistic site with a CMS that allows them to keep all information about their 5 worldwide office up to date with ease.

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Ask anyone in the Belmont Shore area of Long Beach and they'll tell you - Blue Windows is the best place to go for creative gifts, cute home goods, and a lot more. They needed a website that would let everybody who was asking know what this great little boutique was all about, so we made them a website that's as pretty and homey as their store! We topped off this beautiful design with a CMS and Journal page that they can use to keep everybody up to date!

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We were contracted by Chamber Advocacy to help them out with the design and development of this template for the Small Business Development Centers of Los Angeles. We created an easily modifiable template design as well as plugins like the custom calendar that could then be used to easily deploy sites for their seven branches while maintaining the same user experience and aesthetics. Based on the WordPress platform, this site is a great example of how we can leverage this open source CMS to make some great websites, while saving you a bit 'uh that skrilla!

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OutSpokeN was a pretty new bike shop when they asked us if we could help them create a website to let their neighbors know that they were Huntington Beach's newest and best bike shop. Using a pre-made template to cut down on time and cost, we were able to design a skin, make some customizations and have them online faster than Hincapie could sprint to a finish line!

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We were contracted by Chamber Advocacy to help them out with a complete revamping of Los Angeles' 4th District Counclemember, Don Knabe's website. Knabe website needed to be brought up to speed, so we helped to develop and deploy a custom WordPress theme with lots of extra little bits and pieces to make it easy for his staff to keep the site up to date and working for the people. We also took loads of static archives from his past years in office and put them in the new database so they'd be available and searchable (not to mention handsome!) just like the new content.

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