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Gerald Kolpan - Website

Mon, 01/19/2009 - 04:02

Project Summary

Address:
http://geraldkolpan.com/
Date: January 2009
Involvement: Website design, HTML, JavaScript

This has been another great collaborating project with our partner, Whiteboard Media.

Gerald Kolpan is a local Television personality who wrote a book that takes real historical characters including the mysterious Etta (woman in the live of famous outlaw The Sundance Kid) and weaves a fictional story around details both real and imagined.

The client’s goal with this website: “simply put to make the best author website on the internet - period.” The website and the author should receive significant exposure.

Etta is targeted at middle aged women. Presenting something truly modern and web 2.0 (simple, elegant) that will impress and engage his readers and the book industry in general.

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