Website For My New Classic Ford Cars Restoration Business

I started the new year with my new business. I have been restoring classic Fords for over 18 years, and always wanted to start my own business. Before doing so, I thought of different ways I could combine my love for cars and web design. I learned that web design is very competitive today, and the pay is not all that great. I thought of combining these two skill to make myself more marketable when finding a job. It has worked up to a point. It was the moment they said “we want to give you the job, and this is how much we can pay you. ” I thought to myself, “yeah that would be great if I was 18 years old with no family and a mortgage.” Then I found a niche that has not been really tapped. Mobile Classic Car Restorations! There are plenty of mobile mechanics, but not doing what I do on a mobile basis. Also, I know what it takes, and the costs involved for a solid web presence, and online media advertising. Now, I can use all of my skills, and promote myself with very little out of pocket costs. I can make changes, and I have total control. Not saying that no else is capable. There are more capable web professionals than me, but I know enough that I can do this on my own. I always keep updated on the latest trends, so I can keep my online efforts in sync. I have a website that is also mobile, a WordPress blog, a Facebook and Twitter pages, and a YouTube page. I’m fully digital. I also have print media. My Business is called Classic Resto Garage that serves San Diego, California.

Designing New Website For Portfolio – Part 2

My new website has left the Photoshop phase, and is now a working layout. I ‘ve become good at z-indexing for layering my graphics. One of the my other challenges is making the load time faster without loosing the quality of my graphics either.

http://www.david-toth.com

Check List

1. Header graphic hot spot Done
2. Change 2 small left content graphics Done
3. Add text content Done
4. Change color and headings of slider menu Done
5. Add slider contentDone
6. Form – fonts size/bold fix z-index Done
7. Footer text Done
8. Add pages Done
9. Cross browser test Done
10.  Submit Done
11. Transfer blog Done
12. Update layout of blog

>Designing New Website For Portfolio

>My current portfolio website was my first time using a tableless css layout. The site is 3 years old, and it’s time for a total make over. I’ve learned a lot since then from always challenging myself. I need to take it to the next level with each new website. The old site was http://www.dmtportal.net/. The new site will be www.david-toth.com.

This is the photoshop mock-up.