WordPress Websites in Boise
Dave & Buster’s kindly chose Boise as its first location in the Northwest! To kick things off, they held a fundraising grand opening event that benefited Boise charities. kanso built the site for that event.
The site incorporated D&B’s own branding into a small site that was there to do one thing: move tickets to the event.
IDOG is a blog that serves as a guide to those interested in openness in Idaho Government (they insisted on the dog; he’s been with them a long time!). The site allows IDOG to post very quickly from any device. It also allows the group to collect membership dues from new and existing members through the web site.
The web is no longer just about having a web site, it’s about a company’s overall web presence. Your web presence includes a web site, but it may also include a facebook page, a twitter account, a posterous blog, video tutorials on YouTube, e-commerce needs of varying sizes, photo galleries, and on. A website now needs to incorporate all those services in ways that are appropriate and effective for each individual business, and it also needs to work on mobile devices. Some businesses may not need a website at all, but have use of other web services.
Kanso puts together the right combination of web solutions for your business.
Go Lead Idaho is an event that promotes women’s leadership in Idaho. Its website allows visitors to view the event’s agenda, register and pay for attendance, reach Go Lead’s social media outlets, sign up for its newsletter, pay tribute to its sponsors, and reach the Go Lead team.
The site’s clean, minimal design gets out of the user’s way to making, navigation and event registration simple and intuitive.
A personal blog for a retired couple touring the US. Kanso makes sharing memories and photos simple, keeping them in touch with their family and former co-workers.
Boise State University’s student governing body, ASBSU, ran a campaign to increase awareness about funding inequities among Idaho’s state-funded colleges. Apparently, BSU students only get 65% of the state funding that other Idaho schools receive. Who knew?
So, kanso designed some creative and built a website for the campaign at broncosdeserve.com.
