WEB DESIGN

In all of my designs, I strive to keep things simple and efficient. I work closely with clients to find a happy medium of what they want and what I think is best for their visitors. Many sites I build run under an open source content management system (CMS) called Website Baker. This allows for the client to easily update the site while keeping the design intact.
If you are interested in having me build your website, please contact me via email: zaklampert@gmail.com
  • The Official "A Cub Bella" Website www.acubbella.com
    • The homepage for the women's acapella group at Missouri State University. Site runs using Website Baker CMS so the client can update all content on their own.

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  • Lawfirm of Daniel, Powell, Wesley & Brewer www.dpwb.net
    • Official homepage for the Lawform of Daniel, Powell, Wesley & Brewer out of Springfield, Missouri.

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  • Wynn Mandolins www.wynnmandolins.com
    • Home of the famous John Wynn and his wonderful Mandolins. Site runs using Website Baker CMS so the client can update all content on their own.

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  • Barth Fraker Online www.barthfraker.com
    • The home of Barth Fraker, a musician/artist representive out of Springfield, MO. Site runs using Website Baker CMS so the client can update all content on their own.

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  • Brumbling (Tumbling With A Vengeance) - www.brumbling.net
    • A social website that includes The Awesome Contest - a PhotoShop competition. Also includes a forum for discussion. This site runs under Joomla! CMS.

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  • Missouri State University Concert Chorale www.concertchorale.com
    • Website for Missouri's premiere choral group. Site runs using Website Baker CMS so the client can update all the content on their own.

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  • The Fly By Night Band www.theflybynightband.com
    • Homepage for the bluegrass band "Fly By Night" from MIssouri. Site runs using Website Baker CMS so the client can update all the content on their own.

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