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Web sites can be fancy and difficult to navigate. Or they can be simple, clean, and easy to use. Charlie Fleishman of Millrace Design produces stylish and uncomplicated sites that fit the need for function and usability.
Millrace Design has a diverse clientele, ranging from authors to a non-profit recycler to the finest track & field meet in the U.S. Projects are developed individually to fit particular needs and visions. Existing sites can be reworked or updated.
Examples of Millrace Design websites:
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Richard Weeks is a retired teacher who spends his time painting a variety of subjects in egg tempera, watercolor, and oil/acrylic. His latest topic is birds, from the U.S., Costa Rica, Ecuador and Mexico.
The vivid hues in Richard’s paintings splash every imaginable color throughout the site.
www.rweeksart.com
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The Prefontaine Classic, honoring the late University of Oregon running legend Steve Prefontaine, is the premier track & field meet held in the U.S. each year.
The site is an example of the need for consistent updates and accurate data. It's now part of the RunnerSpace.com site, providing a wider range of information for track & field fans.
www.preclassic.com |
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Winter Green Farm grows almost three dozen organic vegetables and fruits to supply the members of its Community Farm and to fill wholesale niches for special products .
The site includes numerous photos, information on the farm and how to become a member, and an online form for submitting a membership application.
www.wintergreenfarm.com |
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Carolyn Scott Kortge combined her interests in walking and spirituality in 1998 to write The Spirited Walker, a book that continues to find an audience.
The site contains regularly updated tips for walkers, information about Carolyn, and excerpts from the book. Carolyn’s workshops and other appearances are continually updated.
www.spiritedwalker.com |
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BRING Recycling is one of the oldest non-profit recyclers in the U.S., and an innovator in educating residents of Lane County, Oregon, to reduce, reuse, recycle (and rethink).
The Web site is important in making useful information readily available to the public, and is helpful in encouraging the community to contribute towards financing their new facility.
www.bringrecycling.org |
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Oregon Track Club is a community-oriented organization supporting University of Oregon track & field programs and offering summer All-Comer’s meets. A calendar of local road runs/walks is available.
OTC hosted the 2008 Olympic Track & Field Trials, and the Web site was a source of timely information about the event. www.oregontrackclub.org |
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copyright © 2001-2009 Millrace Design and Charlie Fleishman.
All rights reserved.
Updated January 2009
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