Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to redevelop Vectorvault.com, the official website of Toronto-based digital artist Adam Jarvis. The site now acts as a central platform for his work, showcasing a growing collection of vector artwork and digital collectibles....
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Why You Should Build a Simple Website and Let It Grow
Start with the Seeds, Then Let It Grow I’ve been an avid gardener for the past five years, and the longer I do both web design and gardening, the more I see the connection between starting with a simple website and overall success. In my experience, best gardens don’t...
Sevens Created It: Technoject Website Update
A few years ago, we had the opportunity to develop a website for Technoject, a company specializing in providing unique products for the North American injection molding industry. With a focus on user simplicity, we built the site to allow their team to easily...
Expanding Marketing Services: Our Ongoing Partnership with KIU Marketing
At Sevens Creative Web & Print Media, we believe that a strong digital presence is essential for business growth. That’s why we specialize in crafting high-quality websites and print media solutions that help brands stand out. One of the most exciting projects...
Special Offer: Premium Business Card Printing $150 for 500
High-Quality Business Cards Without the Hassle Tired of dealing with confusing online design tools and automated services? We make business card printing simple and stress-free. Our limited-time offer gets you 500 premium business cards for just $150, and you can...
Oops! Made a Mistake in Divi? How Divi Builder Takes the Fear Out of Mistakes
Introduction As a WordPress web developer, I’ve built numerous custom Divi Builder websites and provided ongoing support to help clients manage their sites with confidence. While many appreciate Divi's intuitive visual builder, mistakes are inevitable—and that’s okay!...
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