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Past clients include Chick-fil-A, Terry College of Business, and Beta Upsilon Chi

daniel fowler

web professional . social media strategist . stage performer . tenor


Web Portfolio

Below is just a small sample of some of my more recent web creations. Some are a little older than others, but each one was customized to fit my client's needs. If you are interested in creating a website for yourself or your business, just contact me with any questions.

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1 of 9 Fowlertown

fowlertown web screenshot

August 2008

Personal website for two brothers from Georgia. Initially created to be a professional portfolio, but eventually took a very cynical spin towards who they really are. For the best, I hope.


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9 of 9 Journey Church

journey church web screenshot

June 2008

A church planter in Savannah found me online and asked me to help him with the website for his upstart church. This project included logo design and multimedia capabilities. I learned a lot while working on this, but it's pretty old now I would very much like to redesign it.


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8 of 9 Gordon College BCM

gordon college web screenshot

August 2008

A friend of mine asked me to look at his college ministry's website. Immediately I knew why. It was hideous. So I gave it a simple makeover, and this was the result.


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7 of 9 Terry College Templates

terry college blog web screenshot

November 2008

Student organizations often want their own webspace, but rarely know how to create a website. So in an effort to give them something pretty to use to represent themselves online, Terry College again asked me to create some templates that would meet university restrictions while satisfying the aesthetic needs of the students.


terry college blog web screenshot

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6 of 9 Terry College Blogs

terry college blog web screenshot

November 2008

Blogs are growing in popularity, especially within academics. Colleges and universities are requiring more students to maintain blogs, and so Terry College asked me to design some templates for them to use. Again I was being asked to adhere to university requirements for these designs, but I tried not to sacrifice the cool-factor.


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5 of 9 Terry College iTunes U

terry college itunes screenshot

December 2008

Terry College hired me to manage their user-generated content. Part of that responsibility was establishing a presence for the college on iTunes U. After a few proposals, we finally found a design that met their requirements and matched the popular media audience of iTunes.


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4 of 9 The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics

Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics web screenshot

October 2008

While working at the Terry College of Business, I was asked to redesign a very old website for the this quarterly publication. It is always easy to create a design when you have lots of content to work with, and so this was a very fun project.


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3 of 9 Redeemed Ministry

redeemed ministry web screenshot

July 2008

A not-for-profit organization with an amazing story of life change. I jumped at the chance to create a website for them, and God really moved with the finished product. A redesign is expected in 2009 to match their evolving brand identity.


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2 of 9 Uncle Lamar's Burgers & Dogs

uncle lamar's web screenshot

July 2008

A small business owner approached me with an entrepreneural idea. He asked me to mock-up a website based on his business plan and this is what resulted. He loved it.


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