elizabeth&jane photography offers portrait, pet and wedding photography. Capturing moments with natural light. Designed all branding, website and blog.

Ottawa Dog Blog is a Wordpress driven blog, with a template edited to appeal to the Ottawa Dog community. Photos are chosen and edited for every post to grab the reader’s attention. Posts are written about relevant topics and a current list of Adoption Shelters in Ottawa is maintained. I keep up to date on visitor stats and adjust Search Engine Optimization accordingly to increase visibility online. Create and maintain all marketing materials as well as take advantage of all marketing opportunities.

Ottawa Dog Park Finder is a custom website with integrated Google Maps that display the dog friendly parks in Ottawa. Users can search parks by location, cleanliness, friendliness and pupularity. Users are able to rate their favourite parks. This website is a huge asset to the city of Ottawa and has been featured on A Channel morning news.

Ottawa Dog Blog and Bark & Fitz teamed up for a dog Halloween contest in October 2008 and again in October 2009. Dogs were be photographed and then the city of Ottawa picked their favourites in an online voting system to determine a winner.

Fertile Future is holding an online auction in November 2008 and requested a fun and baby friendly web site to host the auction and announce sponsors and donors. A logo and web site were created and the auction will be launched soon.

Illustrations and designs are uploaded and maintained in a CafePress premium shop. The shop template was fully customized and streamlined to reflect the Halftone branding. People can visit the store and purchase the designs on various items including apparel and home office items.

Used HTML, CSS and Flash to create a website to display the client’s photography portfolio. Flash uses the Flickr API to grab photos from the photographer’s Flickr Account

A simple HTML and CSS website serving as a sister website for the East division of the company.

The Survivor Network is a Canadian network of childhood cancer survivors, aged 16–26, who support one another through the sharing of information, resources and experiences. A new website was created along with a complete new marketing campaign. The information was transformed in an up to date and fun way that appeals to the target audience.

Canadian Geographic requested a website to house their History of Canada Maps series. Utilized HTML, CSS, JavaScript, XML and Flash to create this fully rounded interactive website. The web site was designed to fit into the common look and feel of the overall Canadian Geographic branding.