New Mexico Registered Veterinary Technicians’ Association (NMRVTA)

Project Type: Professional Association
Size: Statewide Association
Services Provided: Website Redesign, Ongoing Management, Consultation & Strategy, Brand identity & graphic design, Website hosting, Website domain services

NMRVTA.org
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The challenge

A statewide professional association managed by an all volunteer board with annual leadership turnover struggled with severe disorganization and an unresponsive webmaster. This culminated in an emergency request to launch a critical conference registration form overnight, as the event was their primary revenue source. Beyond the immediate crisis, the existing website suffered from difficult navigation, disorganized pages, and heavily outdated information. Additionally, the association lacked professional branding assets, relying on a low quality, non vector square logo.

The solution

The partnership began with the rapid deployment of the critical registration form. The speed and quality of this emergency assistance, followed by an unprompted visual concept pitch, led to a full website redesign contract. Content was streamlined by combining pages and removing outdated information, resulting in a clean and intuitive navigation structure. The visual identity was completely refreshed; a new logo concept was officially adopted, and a comprehensive branding kit was built from the ground up. To reduce operating costs and improve site reliability, the organization was migrated from a legacy host to RePixelated Cloud. The successful digital partnership also expanded into real world event support, with RePixelated taking on the audio and visual technical operations for their annual continuing education conference.

Highlights

  • Rapid crisis response: Successfully deployed a critical revenue generating registration form on a strict overnight deadline.
  • Complete visual rebrand: Designed an officially adopted vector logo and delivered a comprehensive branding kit to replace poor quality assets.
  • Content optimization: Streamlined site architecture by consolidating pages and overhauling the navigation menu for a vastly improved user experience.
  • Cost saving migration: Moved domain registration and hosting infrastructure to RePixelated Cloud to reduce annual operating expenses.
  • Expanded technical support: Transitioned digital reliability into on site assistance by managing audio and visual operations for an annual statewide conference.

STARFLEET International

Project Type: Community Organization
Size: Local Chapter or Club
Services Provided: Website Redesign, Ongoing Management, Consultation & Strategy, Brand identity & graphic design, Website hosting, Website domain services

USSWhiteSands.org | Region17.org

The challenge

STARFLEET International is an all volunteer fan club. The local Albuquerque chapter relied heavily on the overarching international organization for website updates. This reliance led to lengthy operational delays, even after the chapter won a design contest for a new website. Concurrently, on a regional level, the multi state website had fallen into complete disrepair due to a lack of volunteer maintenance and technical oversight.

The solution

After joining the local chapter as a member, RePixelated brought the website management strictly in house. This transition eliminated external bottlenecks, ensuring that web updates became quick and responsive. The project also included a comprehensive overhaul of internal documentation before publishing it to the live site. To guarantee ongoing stability, the local chapter’s digital infrastructure was migrated to RePixelated Cloud. Following the proven success of the local chapter’s revitalization, the Regional Coordinator appointed RePixelated to take over the neglected multi state region’s website, extending modern design standards and reliable management across the broader community.

Highlights

  • In house management: Eliminated external update delays by taking direct control of the local chapter’s website operations.
  • Content overhaul: Restructured and modernized internal chapter documentation for public web access.
  • Infrastructure migration: Moved the local chapter to RePixelated Cloud for secure and reliable domain and hosting services.
  • Regional expansion: Leveraged local success to secure the management and redesign of a neglected multi state regional website.

Genysism

Project Type: Content Creator
Size: Solo Entrepreneur
Services Provided: New Website Design, Website Redesign, Ongoing Management, Consultation & Strategy, Brand identity & graphic design, Website hosting, Website domain services

Genysism.com | MasterGigadrain (legacy)

The challenge

An entertainment brand required complete digital creation and implementation from the ground up. Later, a comprehensive rebranding of the creator necessitated a distinct new website built upon the technical foundation of the first. While active content production has slowed, the platform requires continuous maintenance and hosting stability.

The solution

Functioning as an in house project, RePixelated served as the primary design and management force behind this entertainment brand. All core web design, initial branding, and subsequent rebranding efforts were executed internally. While a few specific brand assets were initially contracted out, RePixelated fully managed, iterated upon, and integrated these elements into the final cohesive digital identity. The project serves as a live showcase of RePixelated’s capabilities, utilizing RePixelated Cloud for reliable hosting and domain services to ensure the archives and active pages remain fully accessible.

Highlights

  • In house development: Directed all core web design and branding for a personal entertainment hub internally.
  • Asset integration: Successfully iterated upon and integrated select contracted assets into a cohesive, original brand identity.
  • Seamless rebranding: Executed a complete visual and structural transition to fully support a new creator identity.
  • Sustainable architecture: Reused foundational elements from the initial build to efficiently launch the updated website.

No Siesta for the Fiesta

Project Type: Event Management
Size: Local Small Business
Services Provided: New Website Design, Consultation & Strategy, Express deployment

nosiestaforthefiesta.org (No longer live)
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See after the event >

The challenge

A local small business owner organizing a one-time event needed a streamlined website launched quickly, requiring a strict turnaround of less than two weeks. The platform needed to showcase a live video stream, feature prominent sponsors, detail donation perks, and allow for immediate updates as the live event progressed.

The solution

RePixelated collaborated closely with the organizer over a compressed two-week timeline to rapidly design and build a highly effective single-page website. The site successfully integrated an external livestream and clearly presented sponsorship messaging alongside specific donation tiers. Dedicated management was provided throughout the duration of the live event to facilitate essential real-time updates.

Highlights

  • Express deployment: Achieved a rapid two-week turnaround from the initial consultation to the final website launch.
  • Targeted event design: Successfully created a simple, effective single-page layout tailored specifically for the needs of a one-time event.
  • Sponsor satisfaction: Delivered a high-quality site that impressed major sponsors despite the compressed development schedule.
  • Real-time management: Provided essential technical support and content updates while the event was actively broadcasting.

Tony Photographs

Project Type: Personal Portfolio
Size: Individual
Services Provided: Website Redesign, Ongoing Management, Consultation & Strategy, Brand identity & graphic design

tonyphotographs.com

The challenge

A photographer required a professional online gallery to display their portfolio and seamlessly direct visitors to an external storefront for purchasing prints and merchandise. The project also demanded a reliable process for watermarking images prior to upload to protect the artwork, along with ongoing website management support.

The solution

A new website was designed with a strict focus on showcasing visual media, ensuring clear navigation to the external print storefront. To protect the photographer’s work, a standardized workflow was established for manually watermarking batches of photos before uploading them, striking a balance between brand visibility and minimal distraction from the art. While the client independently manages new posts, RePixelated provided several years of ongoing management support and handled the initial brand identity, including the creation of the official logo.

Highlights

  • Visual gallery design: Designed a visually focused online gallery to effectively display high resolution photography.
  • Media protection workflow: Implemented a specific, repeatable process for watermarking images prior to upload.
  • Brand identity: Provided comprehensive graphic design support, including the creation of the site logo.
  • Collaborative management: Established a workflow where the owner publishes content independently while relying on RePixelated for technical management and design support.

The Rosary Lady

Project Type: Retail and E-Commerce
Size: Solo Entrepreneur
Services Provided: Consultation & Strategy, Website Redesign, Website Management

therosarylady.com
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The challenge

In 2015, this established solo entrepreneur was operating on a legacy, hand coded static website with tables and manual navigation. While functional, the site was rigid. Every product update or price change required editing raw code, often leading to stale content. Furthermore, the purchasing experience was disjointed. Without a centralized shopping cart, customers had to navigate individual payment buttons, making it clumsy to purchase multiple items. The site also lacked mobile optimization, a critical flaw as smartphone shopping was becoming the industry standard.

The solution

A complete architectural overhaul was executed to migrate the business from static files to a flexible WordPress Content Management System. This transition empowered the business owner to manage inventory without touching a line of code. The customer experience was professionalized by implementing a fully integrated shopping cart system with PayPal processing, replacing the scattered payment buttons with a standard checkout flow. This new infrastructure allowed for a responsive design that automatically adapted to mobile screens, ensuring that the product quality and lifetime guarantee were clearly visible on any device. While this project was a one time commission, the current external implementation via Shopify highlights the lasting foundational legacy RePixelated provided regarding modern e-commerce systems.

Highlights

  • Platform migration: Successfully migrated an outdated static HTML site to a modern, manageable WordPress platform.
  • E-commerce modernization: Implemented a full shopping cart system to replace simple payment links, streamlining the checkout flow.
  • Mobile responsiveness: Redesigned the layout to ensure seamless browsing and purchasing across desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

Ed’s Car Parts

Project Type: Retail and E-Commerce
Size: Local Small Business
Services Provided: New Website Design

edscarparts.com (No longer live)

The challenge

A local business needed to update a neglected online presence to improve the overall customer experience. The primary goal was to save customers from making a wasted trip to the salvage yard by allowing them to verify stock before leaving home. To achieve this, the new site required the seamless integration of an existing, external inventory search system.

The solution

Leveraging the tools I was utilizing for the fraternity at the time, I designed a new website on the Webs.com platform to clearly present the business’s information. Although the platform had significant technical restrictions regarding custom code, I devised a workaround to successfully embed the external inventory tool. I also prioritized the configuration of a dedicated mobile view, recognizing early on that customers would likely be searching for parts from their phones while on the go. The successful delivery of this commercial project was the catalyst that inspired the formal creation of RePixelated.

Highlights

  • Creative integration: Successfully embedded a complex external inventory system despite the limitations of a restrictive platform.
  • Mobile first thinking: Prioritized a specific mobile interface at a time when mobile browsing was just beginning to overtake desktop usage.
  • Foundational project: Served as the first commercial referral project, directly inspiring the launch of RePixelated.

Theta-Zeta Chapter of Kappa Sigma

Project Type: ​Community Organization
Size: Local Chapter or Club
Services Provided: Website Redesign, Ongoing Management, Consultation & Strategy, Brand identity & graphic design

thetazeta.org | cowdrop.org
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See the website 2020 (WordPress) >

The challenge

In 2013, the organization relied on an outdated, hand-coded website controlled by an external third party. This setup made it difficult for student leadership to keep content fresh or accurate. Operational challenges compounded the technical issues, as the chapter experiences a complete leadership turnover every year. This high turnover frequently resulted in lost contacts and operational inconsistencies. The organization desperately needed an intuitive digital presence that could be reliably passed down to future officers without losing access or data.

The solution

RePixelated has guided the chapter’s digital evolution for over a decade. The process began in 2013 by migrating the site to a simplified platform to bring control in-house and reduce overhead. As the chapter’s needs matured, the site was migrated again in 2015 to a professional WordPress environment to improve design flexibility. This robust foundation allowed for the digitization of member payments, replacing the reliance on parental bank transfers and paper checks for dues and rent. A network structure was later implemented to allow the management of both the main site and the annual fundraising platform from a single, centralized dashboard. A proactive brand strategy was also established to ensure the chapter maintains a professional public appearance regardless of the current student leadership’s engagement level.

Highlights

  • Decade of continuity: Successfully managed the digital presence and maintained platform access through over ten leadership turnovers.
  • Financial modernization: Digitized the collection of dues and rent, streamlining operations by replacing manual paper checks.
  • Unified management: Centralized the administration of the main chapter site and the external fundraising platform into one dashboard.
  • Brand stabilization: Established a proactive brand strategy to maintain a consistent, professional appearance across constantly changing executive boards.