Charlotte Jewish Day School
The Charlotte Jewish Day School came to us to refresh their website. Their former website was an out-of-date WordPress theme that could no longer be updated, and the back end of their website had become unwieldy with hundreds of pages and plugins. We were excited to help them create a more professional online presence. Content…
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Christ Episcopal School in Rockville, Maryland is a small private school with a big heart! The school community is tight-knit and has reinvented itself in recent years. Their new director has a vision for the school which includes a new, brighter website and overall look and branding, which better reflects the school character. New Logo…
Read MoreEncore Learning
Design TLC recently launched a new website for Encore Learning, a membership nonprofit organization based in Arlington, Virginia, which offers courses, clubs and events for people over age 50. The former website was very outdated and was not responsive. The logo also needed an upgrade as well. Updated Logo Block We presented some options for…
Read MoreSt. George School
St. George Episcopal School is a private Junior Kindergarten-Grade 8 school in San Antonio, Texas. The school administration had a clear idea of what they wanted in their new website. Their old website, which was also built with WordPress, was out of date and had not been maintained. They wanted a background video as the…
Read MoreEarly Educators Fellowship
We were honored to help EducareDC launch their website for their new fellowship offering, the Early Educators Fellowship. This program fits like a glove for our mission to help organizations who are focused on helping to enrich the lives of children. The website was very straight forward and needed to be launched quickly. We presented…
Read MoreGood Company Doughnuts & Cafe
Every now and then we work on a “non-school” project with our partnership Nice Work with designer Evelyn Powers. We were thrilled to create a fun and functional website for a popular local establishment, Good Company Doughnuts & Cafe. The former website was hard to navigate, the information was out of date and difficult to…
Read MoreTrinity Presbyterian Preschool
Trinity Presbyterian Preschool in Arlington is a long-standing favorite institution in their community. The staff provides a loving, fun environment for the students, and helps them prepare for Kindergarten. The school’s website was built by the staff using WordPress.com. The school had no logo or branding, and the website was not organized in a way…
Read MoreWittenberg University Microsite
Wittenberg University in Ohio launched a capital campaign, “Having Light” in March, 2021. We were delighted to work with E&A Co., who designed and wrote the content for this stunning website. Design TLC built the custom site, utilizing some functionality to make it easy for the university staff to add content to the Stories section…
Read MoreSpringboard Prize
When we started working with the Aviv Foundation in late 2019, COVID-19 was non-existent. As we prepared to launch the website in March, the pandemic forced a shutdown and reconsideration of programs and priorities. Yet, now more than many other moment in history, investments in programs to help improve the lives of children is critical.…
Read MoreFree Minds Book Club
We have been honored to work with Free Minds Book Club as our 2020-21 TLC from The Heart nonprofit website refresh project. After the events of 2020 and the murder of George Floyd, Design TLC affirmed our commitment to supporting causes that promote racial justice. Free Minds has been standing up for racial justice and…
Read MoreEngage The Brain Tutoring
We loved working with Engage The Brain on their new website design! This client was super responsive and “engaged” in the process. From branding and identity to design and content development, we worked together swiftly and smoothly. The result is a really well-organized and comprehensive new website for this central Florida-based tutoring and academic service…
Read MoreAFAC
Since 1988, the Arlington Food Assistance Center remains dedicated to its simple but critical mission of obtaining and distributing groceries, directly and free of charge, to people living in Arlington, VA, who cannot afford to purchase enough food to meet their basic needs. While hunger might not seem to be an issue in a wealthy…
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