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The Mindfulness Clinic

Clear Web Studio is designing the logo and a basic website for The Mindfulness Clinic, a Toronto-based therapy and yoga provider. The second phase of the project will be to add more functionailty to the site with a blog, newsletter subscription, webinars and e-commerce.

Website launching February 2009
Systems Dynamic Corporation

Clear Web Studio is currently improving the usability and search engine optimization for Systems Dynamic Corporation in order to attract more clients via search engines and increase the conversion rate of visitors downloading products or requesting more information.

Improvements launching February 2009
Cindy-Lee Dennis, PhD

Clear Web Studio designed and built Cindy-Lee Dennis' website and also redesigned the Mothering Transistions Research program logo. The website uses WordPress for content management.

Website launching February 2009
Tia Staff Scheduling

Clear Web Studio provided front-end development services for the Tia Staff Scheduling website using HTML, CSS and Javascript. The project involved working closely with the client (who was also the designer) while ensuring compatibility with Tia Staff Scheduling's web application backend.

www.tiastaffscheduling.com
Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs

While working as the New Media Team Lead for the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Kate Kalcevich managed a complete overhaul of their public Internet site. The project involved implementing a new design and creating new content including a kids' space, youth zone, featured artists, events, and a multimedia gallery.

www.ontario.ca/aboriginal
The Footprint

While working for the Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs, Kate also led the development of the ministry's first intranet site. The intranet was built over a period of three months and uses WordPress for content management and blogging.

Intranet site is not publicly accessible
Teak Boutique

Clear Web Studio designed, built and regularly updates this database driven website and ensures it is easy to use and accessible to people with disabilities.

www.teakboutique.ca
Premier McGuinty's OnZone

Kate played a key role in building this flash-based website including developing bilingual flash games with accessible alternative versions while employed by the Ontario Government. Kate worked closely with the designer to convert the design into web pages and also assisted the other developers working on the project.

www.onzone.ca