With over 400 products in 50 categories, this is our most advanced WordPress + WooCommerce website.

Advance Physical Therapy requested a house cleaning of unused code, updates, security and a site backup.

HawkFeather Web Design inherited this site from a prior developer, has updated content and functionality, including adding strong security.

Another quick turnaround to support grant applications for this non-profit client to preserve the farming heritage on Bainbridge Island

This started as a quick one page hand-coded info page. It was redesigned with a full upgrade to WordPress + WooCommerce with a bold presentation optimized for significant ecommerce traffic from advertising and SEO.

This is our oldest client, and is the 3rd redesign since 2010. This version is a very customized modern WordPress template that emulates the 'folksy' look of the prior HTML versions.

This site is a complete modern rebuild of a 2013 WordPress design.

The original version of this WordPress website was very disorganized, layouts were not consistent across pages, analytics were not installed, and vital contact, hours and local SEO information was missing.

The logo for this non-profit inspired a very peaceful pastel design, while retaining visual clarity and a mobile forward modular design.

This client was the first to provide a full slate of professional photographs, making this project both easy and fun.

A simple, strong website for a 100+ year old church, with an event calendar.

This fisheries facilities client required a very fast implementation to meet a deadline for project bids.

This site came to us as a very basic and outdated WordPress site. The complete redesign features a color scheme derived from the original, a re-worked logo, and an extremely clean layout.

This was a complete revamp of a previous website design for this company.

This client had very exacting technical requirements and design concepts, and with close work all challenges were met.

This deceptively simple WordPress website features an uncommon left menu, and deep SEO for native traffic.

This client required re-organization, updates, SEO and security enhancements to their basic WordPress ecommerce website.

This WordPress design was heavily modified from a very flexible commerical template to match the color scheme of the header photo. Extensive SEO was embedded, along with detailed reservation forms.

We finally got to turn loose some artistic creativity for this WordPress web site. Beautiful woodworking and detailed photos create an elegant and simple design.

The owners of this world class rental engaged HawkFeather Web Design for content and code updates, re-organization, and maintenance for their existing site.

HawkFeather Web Design is a member of, designed and hosts this WordPress website for the North Sound Business Network. We also created a detailed hierarchy of business listing categories.

The board of this non-profit engaged HawkFeather Web Design to clean out, fix or replace and update multiple broken or out-of-date plugins and the core WordPress.

This client engaged HawkFeather Web Design merely to add a payment portal link to this WordPress website.

Synchronicity struck during the initial design of this non-profit website. The color scheme was extracted from Google Street View images of the sand, sky, beach, forest and meadows near the facility.

HawkFeather inherited this simple site from a previous developer with extremely deprecated core and plugin software, with no security or optimization.

The owner of this business choose a basic and strong color theme and alternative layout to make this stand out from the competitors.

We finally got to do another artists' website! An austere black design is not normally beneficial for the user experience, but here it highlights the beautiful artwork.

This was an outdated WordPress site that was broken and unsupported by the previous developer.

A very clean presentation was a considered choice for this literary review WordPress website.

Personal services was a brand new design experience. We found a theme that the owner liked, and customized it for both informational and ecommerce purposes.

The owner had this site built by a devloper, then took over management. He then contacted us to handle updates and maintenance.