Pregnancy Crisis Center here in Wichita has designed a new way to give. They now take specific donation amounts for unique gifting opportunities.

You can donate a single ultrasound appointment or an amount to run the entire facility for a day. { Read more }

Kice Industries manufactures equipment for a wide variety of industries. Their challenge for me was to develop a functional introduction page that displays both their industry reach, their work, and their personality. Check out their new frontpage here. { Read more }

How do you take an impressive amount of quickly accessible information and organize it in an intuitive way that lets a customer service representative and management staff uniquely sort, tag, search, and manage from offices in DC and Iowa, and is accessible to your sales team on the road? { Read more }

This Fall Gates, Shields & Ferguson, P.A. in Overland Park had us design their new website.

They also had us shoot their new photography for their biography pages. { Read more }

Grace Hill Winery asked us to move their flash based website to a Content Management System with a shopping cart, photo gallery, contact form, and the ability to manage it all from in house. { Read more }

We love this website. It is one of our most beloved designs we've ever done. { Read more }

Amber Waves Diving Company called us wanting a new look, and a Content Management System to keep their website fresh.

They asked for a design that was personal and that communicated their professionalism.

Take a look around their site and find out how you can learn how to dive!

Pregnancy Crisis Center of Wichita had a great web presence before they called Barrett Morgan Design LLC. The challenge was that they needed their site to be a little more fluid to manage, and to show their mission through its design.

Now they can manage content and events through their new system, keeping their site as up-to-date as it can be. { Read more }

Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice asked us to develop a warm and welcoming site with a layout that was easy to navigate.

The most important part about this project was that it needed to communicate effectively with people at a very hard and emotional time in their life.

*The first page of this website has audio, so check your speaker volume before clicking below.

Palmer Physical Therapy for Women is a physical therapy clinic “For Women, By Women" located in Wichita, KS.

Their website was built from the ground up, literally initializing their web presence.

Your business' signage says a lot about your style, your look, and how much you care about being noticed.

TriMark Signworks takes pride in developing the right signage for your needs.

They started out with a simple site highlighting some previous work and turned it into an interactive gallery with a detailed history of their company. { Read more }

During the Fall of 2008 the Christian Legal Society contacted Barrett to help them develop a new website built on a Content Management System.

After months of planning and developing, their new site helps their office streamline membership sign-ups and renewals for their organization.

Our friends over at The Strategy Group designed this site for Steven Lang Millwork and needed a developer to build the design on the web.

This was one of the most challenging designs to interpret into a Content Management System due to the intricate design and the product catalog.

Be sure to check out the Time-line piece, that was really fun to build out!

Eastminster was using an older flash site that was developed back in 2006 and was in need of a Content Management System.

They were one of the first sites that we developed on a CMS.

There are several sub sites throughout the main site. Ekklesia is one of them, as well as all of the student ministry pages.

National Geographic Student Publishing contacted us a couple years ago about developing an internal website for their service department.

After a visit to the corporate campus in Washington D.C. and meeting with them over lunch, we started designing their ideal website. { Read more }