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Web design entails the two most major processes: the creation of the nonfunctional appearance/design and the functional (coded) site. AKA designing and programming.

Brandon takes your opinions, visions, likes/dislikes and creates your own personalized website created using CSS, XHTML/HTML, and minor Flash and Javascript elements.

Brandon designed and programmed all of brangeta.com

While Brandon was temporarily freelancing at DDB Tribal in Dallas, TX, he was given the task to create the visual template of a microsite and email campaign for their client Dyson.
While the site never went through Photoshop or Dreamweaver, Brandon's 4th Generation Camaro History site for his hobby is exactly what it needed to be: a quick and easy information resource with photos and text.

You can see the website by clicking here.

Before starting the Brangeta Design Group, Brandon had a self-promotion site designed to be launched in 2008. Because of other work, he never ended up launching the site, but the design was beautiful and of course influenced the design of this one!
Brian Langis designed a wonderful redesign concept for dragonballtoys.com and Brandon refined it by cleaning up the design, lining elements up differently, etc.

The status of this redesign being used is unknown.

A client of Brangeta Design Group had to unfortunately back out of a contract during the design process. Brandon decided that rather than letting all those hours of work go to waste, it would be worth his while to modify the design with a fictitious company name, logo, and branding. The design at left is the result and relates in no way to any similarly named businesses.
Matt Miller wanted to finally have his website for his business designed. He wanted a clean design that would bring awareness to his company logo (that Brandon also designed) and be simple for anyone to use.

After interviewing Matt and creating a creative brief, Brandon developed this website (click here) with Matt's input every step of the way. Matt has expressed that he's in love with the design and couldn't be happier.

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