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home renovation

Graphic computer with a screenshot of a website designed by DH Solutions

advanced wix website design

What started as basic site updates has transformed into a website redesign, SEO support, and monthly updates.


The previous design was antiquated and relied on unnecessary third-party apps, which slowed the site load time. I redesigned the site so it was easy to navigate and helped drive site visitors to make the Call-to-Action, optimized all images, wrote new website content, built custom CMS databases and dynamic pages, and much more.

technical
elements

Wix Forms, CMS Databases, Wix Pro Galleries, custom Coding, Onsite SEO

design elements

updated fonts/color palette, photo editing

interactive elements

Wix Custom Forms, Scroll Effects, Animations, Wix Automated Emails

writing + editing

wrote all content

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The deer has economic and spiritual significance in both Choctaw and Scottish cultures. It is the deer that provides sustenance, clothing, and a means of trade.  For the Choctaw, the deer also signifies compassion. And both cultures see the deer as a reminder of cyclical patterns, regeneration, resilience, restoration, healing, growth, and guidance.

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And though both cultures hold these ideas of the deer, I chose the name Deer Heart specifically because the Choctaw people embody these ideas. They walked the Trail of Tears knowing they would face hardship and death but they had a vision of health, balance, and rejuvenation for the Choctaw people. They show us what is possible when you are resilient through dark times and develop an ability to quickly adapt to change. A mere 4,000 people survived the walk. But the Trail of Tears did not destroy them. It made them more compassionate and giving. And now they are the third largest tribe in the United States, with over 200,000 enrollees located around the world. Their resilience and adaptability, combined with compassion and love of fellow man, allowed the Choctaw Nation to thrive despite the great adversity they faced.

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I try to follow in my ancestors' footsteps by having my work begin from a place of compassion. My intent is to help small business owners find resiliency and develop strategy that allows them to adapt to change. I want to help members of my community overcome the struggles they face, restore their passion for their work, and develop the tools they need to not just survive dark times, but come out of it stronger.

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