Abel Dream Center needed a new website to display their portfolio in a more user-friendly format.  They also needed a way to connect better with their audience.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel is building a new website that will feature a blog, portfolio, testimonials, and more.

Alpha Kappa Lambda's Beta Nu Chapter needed a new website for their Fall 2007 semester. They wanted something simple and clean yet professional. Bradshaw-Kimbrel built AKLBetaNu.com as our first project, utilizing the latest in CSS and XHTML 4.1 transitional to deploy the website in time for AKL Beta Nu's Fall Rush.

Alphabet Soup's website had been under development for too long and they were being overcharged on Website Hosting.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel transferred the website to our servers to cut down expenses for Alphabet Soup, installed our proprietary blog to allow the Client to keep her audience updated, tweaked the design to load faster and be more efficient, and fixed the problems with the existing E-Commerce system that was not working properly.

BNI Southeastern Virginia needed a website that would be more powerful and allow for easier management of content and resources for its members and potential members.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel developed a user-friendly website that includes syndicated blogs and podcasting in addition to several modules making this  website a feature-rich resource for business owners.

C & C Furnishings out of Lebanon, VA had a dilemma:  Their website was being worked on for far too long and the E-Commerce system that their previous provider had built was not working properly.  Bradshaw-Kimbrel made enhancements to their design and fixed the bugs in their existing E-Commerce system to make it work properly, in addition to saving C & C Furnishings an unnecessary expense by taking control of the Website Hosting.