Current Clients

The following is a sample of current clients. Please note that some sites are no longer active or are maintained by clients. Examples remain here for the sole purpose of displaying some of the designs created by Thirty-One Ten and are not endorsed by or promoted by Thirty-One Ten.

Appalachian Gardens
www.appalachianfood.com

This client needed a web presence that conveyed the owner's passion for Appalachian heritage. The colors and choice of graphics reflect the subtle beauty of the mountains. Originally, the web site was the online source for appalachian heritage food products endorsed by Dr. Ralph Stanley. As that project transformed, Appalachian Gardens began marketing it's own line of products and services. Now the site is dedicated to Appalachian culture, family, and the products and services of Appalachian Gardens. Services include cooking demonstrations, catering, and homespun gift packages.
This site is currently under renovation.

Dickenson County Behavioral Health Services
www.dcbhs.org

This web site was originally designed and launched in 2001 by Thirty-One Ten as www.dccsb.com. After the organization experienced a name change the site was brought up to date and transferred to its new home. Plans for this site include incorporating pictures of the staff and their individual contact information.

Appalachian Legacy

This project was a redesign of an existing project.
While keeping the focus on the food products themselves and making navigation to the shopping cart "up front", the designer was faced with the task of incorporating the large amount of information. This site had a fully operational shopping cart that accepted payment through a variety of credit cards, electronic check, and Pay Pal. The software also figured in UPS shipping cost and authorized payments. This company has changed owners so the design no longer is being used but remains here as an example of a job well done.

Yates Mill & Lumber
www.thirtyoneten.com/yatesmill

This site was developed for a client that runs a business on the side from home. Most clients like this do not want to invest a fortune in a web site. This is an example of how Thirty-One Ten can offer a web site at low cost to a company that wants a simple web presence without the extra expense for a top level domain name (yourname.com).

Thirty-One Ten
www.thirtyoneten.com

Our own site is listed to give an example of the trend toward scaling down to avoid information overload. These days the average internet surfer has little time to spend scrolling through useless verbiage. They want info served up fast. Gone are the days that produced an abundance of "Let me show you what I can do" sites.
The previous version of the site had a Flash animated navigation bar (complete with clicking sound) and several redundant sections. Some pages tended to be lengthy and quite frankly...boring. We needed a simple explanation of services and contact info. Along the way we added some other needed features but the goal has remained to K.I.S.S (keep it simple stupid). While some sites do present the need to go with full scale interactivity and entertainment, we will try to remain as dry as possible so you will visit our clients. ;)

The Childress Family Web Site
www.thirtyoneten.com/childress

The Childress family is now spread out all over the United States and, like most families, they find it difficult to keep in touch. With a web site such as this, families can take advantage of the internet. This site includes a contact page that is growing and will soon enable the family to have easy access to any family member. Also, a discussion board was added to facilitate announcements, news, or just discussions. The gallery also provides a place to post pictures for all to see.

The Ralph Stanley Museum & Traditional Mountain Music Center
www.ralphstanleymuseum.com

We are pleased to have worked on this exciting project. Located in Clintwood, Virginia, this museum is the "last stop" on The Crooked Road: Virginia's Heritage Music Highway. The Museum opened October 15-16, 2004. This site is an interactive and entertaining experience for its visitors. The banjo developed in Flash allows visitors to the site to "try their hand at pickin". This site is maintained by the client and includes an up to date list of events and online store.