Website Usability by Design, A New Approach to Website Design!

Usable Websites are those which are theme and purpose driven, which have easy and consistent navigation; and which are designed with the user in mind. Well done sites also are designed so that people with visual impairments can have access to the information. Website Usability by Design is committed to assisting its clients in designing or redesigning Websites that:

1) Deliver information in a way that describes the heart and soul of your business;
2) Have consistent navigation and make it easy to find information the user wants; and
3) Are accessible to individuals who are visually impaired

We offer personal and professional service at reasonable rates.

Contact us if you wish to use our services.

 

Active and archived sites that Bill Sargent of Website Usability by Design has created or worked on:

 

Western Rustic Home Page - Manvel Mattress Furniture Gallery Image of a page from the Thomas Family Dentistry Website Redesign that is currently in process
WesternRustic.com - This is a new site that will be launched in August 2009. It is for Manvel Mattress Furniture Gallery located in Manvel, Texas Thomas FamilyDentistry.com - We designed this site in 2003 and are currently in the process of redesigning it for them. They are located in Strasburg, Virginia.
Image of the Immanuel Baptist Church home page.

Image of old Thomas Family Dentistry Website

 
Immanuel Baptist Church Galveston, Texas - This site was redesigned by Bill in 2008 prior to Hurricane Ike's visit to the Island. We are currently in the process of updating the site. Thomas FamilyDentistry.com - This is the site we designed in 2003 when they were located in Fairfax, VA. (These pages are archived copies of the old site.)
Bureau of Industry and Security Home Page of the BIS EmployeeNet Intranet Website
Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), U.S. Department of Commerce - This site was originally created in 1996 by a team on which Bill Sargent, the President of Website Usability by Design, was a key member. The site was subsequently redesigned in 2003. For his work on these two projects Bill was twice awarded the Department of Commerce's Bronze Medal. BIS EmployeeNet - While serving as the BIS Web Master for eight years, Bill created an Intranet site for all BIS Employees. The pages displayed here are archived from that site and are circa 2003-2004. Notice that this site was made to be consistent with the main BIS Website in look, feel, and navigational elements.
McGaugh RV Center Circa 2007 Department of Commerce Web Advisory Committee
McGaugh RV Center - Bill redesigned this site in 2004 and served as McGaugh's Web Master for three years. The site has subsequently be redesigned and moved to the responsibility of another Web Developer. The pages found here are circa 2006-2007. Web Advisory Committee - This group serves under the Department of Commerce Chief Information Officer and recommends standards for all Commerce Web sites. Bill served as the Chairman of this group for over two years and also as its Vice Chairman for a term until he retired from the Commerce Department in 2004.
New Life Series Web Site Sea Scout Shiip 40 Web site
The New Life Series - This site was developed and maintained by Bill until the organization closed its doors in 2006 after ministering to citizens in the Washington, DC area for 35 years. These pages are from the archives. Sea Scout Ship 40 - This site was created for the former members of this Sea Scout unit in the San Francisco Bay Area. The pages are still active but have not been updated in a number of years.
St. Dunstans' Episcopal Church Bill Sargent speaking to over 800 attendees at a BXA Update Conference in Washington, DC
St. Dunstans' Episcopal Church - This site was developed for this church during the late 1990s. It has subsequently been redesigned. These pages are archived copies. Bill Sargent, Bureau of Export Administration (BXA) Web Master and President of Website Usability by Design, addressing over 800 people at an annual BXA Update Conference in Washington, DC. Circa late 1990s.
   
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