} See our work

} D&K Aquarium and Pet - Website

by the LNR Designs Team (July 2010)

This small business had three other design companies approach them. But then they took a look at LnR Designs and our portfolio of work. Less than two days later, we had a beautiful design concept in Photoshop -- and the rest, as they say, is history.

} Etched Earth - Promotional Video

by Kevin Rhodes (May 2010)

This popular e-commerce company sells underground clothing brands, and they needed a video to promote their site. Although LnR Designs doesn't specialize in motion graphic video editing, we easily learned new skills to produce extrodinary results.

} Happy Ours RV Park - Website

by the LNR Designs Team (october 2009)

Even though we are located in sunny San Diego, California, we have clents nationwide. These folks from Wisconsin contacted us to redesign their website. Their old site was basic HTML -- we built it from the ground up with advanced CSS, Flash, and Javascript.

} PAW Service Center - Website

by the LNR Designs Team (june 2009)

Webpages typically have a fixed width, although we had a special request from this client to have liquified design with a purple gradient. Overall, we had to match the look and feel of the client's current logo and brand.

} Matt.Rhodes Art Gallery - Website

by kevin rhodes (may 2009)

Our client always had dreams of owning his own art gallery. We made it a reality -- only better -- because now his gallery is availible worldwide. Best of all, there is no admission fee to enter.

} MEACOR Signs - Website & Web Ad

by Troy Lien (november 2008)

Sometimes a business just wants to show future clients the work they do. With MEACOR Signs they needed to have a way to display their work and demonstrate their profession. We gave them a slick way to accomplish just that.

} Grossmont College - Web Ad

by Kevin Rhodes (november 2008)

This ad was designed for SignOnSanDiego.com and had very strict file size limitations. The ad had to be eye catching, so Flash media was chosen. Most importantly, it was coded with Actionscript 3.0, the current Flash coding standard.