The Winterfest in Wine Country website launched in late November, and the event is now in full swing at Galway Downs in Temecula Valley Wine Country. Running throughout the holiday season, Winterfest blends festive lights, ice skating, seasonal entertainment, and classic holiday moments into a multi-week experience designed to give people plenty of reasons to come back more than once. […]
The Chula Vista Starlight Parade & Festival is a long-running Southern California tradition with a large, diverse audience and a fast-moving schedule. For the 2025 event, I partnered with Soundskilz Inc. to support the parade across website design, paid and organic digital marketing, and graphic design. […]
Airspace Integration needed more than a visual refresh. The organization needed a website that could explain a highly technical operation clearly, support new ranges and partnerships over time, and give researchers and collaborators a fast path to the information that matters. The result is a scalable WordPress platform built around clarity, structured content, reliable analytics, and easier ongoing management. […]
Some projects are pure work. Others are pure fun. And every once in a while, you get lucky enough to have both — like with Foxi Marketing. Brooke Fox came to me with a new business, a sharp brand kit, and a name that already sounded like it belonged in a good marketing story. My job was to turn all that into a website that looked confident, creative, and — most importantly — Foxi without being fussy. […]
Every time I work on an event website, I hear some version of the same question: “Do we really need a full site? Can’t we just do flyers and social media?”Look, I get it. Flyers are easy, Instagram posts are flashy, and Facebook events make it look like you’ve got everything handled. But if you’re serious about filling seats, selling tickets, or attracting sponsors, an event website isn’t optional — it’s essential. […]
Access to legal help often begins with a website visit made during a stressful moment. Riverside Legal Aid needed a modern digital presence that could help low-income Riverside County residents quickly understand the organization’s services, find assistance, and see ways to get involved. […]
There’s something inherently joyful about hot air balloons — the color, the spectacle, the sense that, just maybe, someone forgot to invent the steering wheel. So when I got the opportunity to help build the new website for the Cathedral City Hot Air Balloon Festival, I was all in. It’s not every day you get to work on something that involves giant floating art, tethered rides, live music, and local community pride — all in one project. […]
Is there anything better than a crisp craft beer, a smooth glass of wine, and a freshly launched website? Maybe not all at once—but we’re getting pretty close. I had the pleasure of working on the brand-new High Desert Beer & Wine Festival website, and I’m excited to say it’s officially live—and looking as clean as a well-poured pint. […]
Nothing pairs better with smoky BBQ and cold craft beer than a clean, mobile-friendly website—right? That’s what we just cooked up for the BBQ, Brews & Blues Festival in West Palm Beach, now live at bbqbrewsblues.com. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the festival, and it was the perfect time to give it a digital home that does justice to the flavor, music, and energy of the event. I teamed up with the excellent crew at Soundskilz (event production pros who know their stuff) to build a site that’s just as user-friendly as it is fun. What Went Into the Build This wasn’t just a quick brochure-style website. It was designed from the ground up to support the event’s growth and simplify the experience for attendees, vendors, and organizers alike. Some of the features baked into the build include: ✅ Mobile Responsiveness – Let’s be honest, most people are pulling up event details while they’re out and about. This site adjusts beautifully across phones, tablets, and desktops so [...]
At Casey Dolan Consulting, I take pride in helping public agencies and special districts build websites that are clear, easy to navigate, and built to serve the community. So when the Central San Joaquin Water Conservation District (CSJWCD) reached out, I knew we could create something that not only looked professional, but also made day-to-day updates easier for their team. Launched in Spring 2025, the new csjwcd.org marks a full refresh of the District’s digital presence. In addition to designing and developing the website, I also created a new logo and brand styling to give CSJWCD a clean, cohesive visual identity that reflects their mission and role as a water resource agency. […]
