This website homepage example has a large hero image with three supporting image/calls to actions underneath that feature the firms service offerings.

This services webpage is a great example of using content on your site to improve your results in search engines. On websites that provide services, a full explanation of what you do helps your visitors understand your capabilities and separate you from your competitors.

This portfolio webpage example has a wall format layout but rather then using a galley block, image blocks were used. This allowed some flexibility when designing all of the project pages for layout consistency.

This project webpage shows the use of the gallery wall layout with only four images. The goal is to have projects with four images to work well visually with projects that have thirty images.

I prefer using multiple columns on web pages with a lot of text to ensure that the page is broken up and that the reader does not have to scan the full width of the page. After all, the New York Times has columns for a reason.

This blog page has a standard sidebar and a list of articles with a title, excerpt and large image. This website was built on the now discontinued Squarespace template Dovetail.

Because Debbe Daley has a column for the Lowell Sun and is a featured writer for the Huffington Post, rewriting those articles for her own blog makes content development easy.

This is an example where Means-of-Production not only created the website but took the architectural photography as well.