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"The Partnerships in Assistive Technology Board of Directors would like to recognize Imp Designs, LLC for their generous contribution of staff time, innovation and ingenuity in the design and implementation of PAT’s new web site: www.pat.org. Their generosity and creativity allowed us for the first time to provide registration forms and session information to our participants and to recognize our Sponsors and Exhibitors. It also allows us to host… Continue

I met with a new prospect this week and their story about their previous web firm inspired me to create this list. If you’re a web development company and you’d like to drive your clients to Imp Designs, be sure to follow this list of practices carefully.

Tell your clients they can’t have access to their files. Nothing makes a client happier to move to Imp Designs than being told that their site files are held in a magic box on the… Continue

We've just relaunched the site for AnotherDaughter, a senior care services firm here in Raleigh. Owner Lesley Gray initially had some reservations about our redesign because it was radically different from her old site, but we eventually won her over.

We still need to implement a couple of color change requests from Lesley, but the new site is live... and the c… Continue

The Partnership for Assistive Technology has a new website. PAT is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing access to assistive technology. They partner with state agencies, non-profit groups, the Southeast ADA Center and grassroots disability groups to help make communities accessible for people with disabilities.

FYI: Assistive Technology empowers people of all ages to move, to see, to hear, to communicate, to read, to learn to access… Continue

Last Wednesday Imp Designs, LLC launched the new North Carolina Medical Board website. The new site features a cleaner look, a new navigation scheme and more information for medical professionals and consumers alike.

The site launch went relatively smoothly... there were a few bumps due mostly to cached versions of the old site on intranets and a couple of bad links. Much of the credit for the smooth launch has to g… Continue