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In March 2003, the Center for Puppetry Arts was lucky enough to acquire Macquarium Intelligent Communications to redesign the Center's Web site on a pro bono basis. I served as project manager on the client side, directing architecture and look and feel, and writing all copy. The site launched in record time -- it went live on July 1, 2003, just in time for the Center's 25th anniversary season.
I served as Webmaster of the site, and did all updates. I was complimented by the original architect, who told me that most companies let a site die once it's launched, but that I kept it alive and even improved upon it. In 2004, the Web Marketing Association honored the site with a Standard of Excellence Web Award.
This site was very confusing, hard to navigate and not very dynamic.
This version of the site relied heavily on frames - a trend at the time.
Ah! Our very first site! The Center was one of the first arts organizations to use the internet to communicate with patrons, and I'm proud to say I'm the one that started it all. I purchased the domain www.puppet.org back in October 1996, and we launched that December. The site was very copy heavy and hard to navigate, but did include information on all current programs.
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