misselhornMedia has completed a new website design: Dryclean USA, a Miami-area dry cleaning company with many locations across the greater Miami area.





The site features a store locator, some useful fabric & fashion tips & glossaries, and a Flash fabric care symbol translator. Also, it is developed on a PHP content structure that I am still in the process of refining but I’m excited about the potential of using it in the future.

If you live in the greater Miami area and are looking for a valuable dry cleaner to treat your garments, go ahead and sign up for their free pickup & delivery service. Dryclean USA does a great job and provides great value.

Please feel free to leave comments, critiques, and/or suggestions on the usability, aesthetics, or content.

misselhornMedia has completed a new website design: Rey’s Cleaners, a Miami-area high-end couture cleaners & dry cleaning company with multiple locations.





The site features quite a bit of fashion photography, some fashion glossaries, and a handy fabric care symbol translator… so now you will know what all those alien symbols on your clothing tags mean!

If you live in the greater Miami area, go ahead and sign up for their free pickup & delivery service. Rey’s Cleaners does a great job and provides exceptional service.

Please feel free to leave comments, critiques, and/or suggestions on the usability, aesthetics, or content.

I recently bottled my first mead (or honey-wine for the uninformed)…

the Recipe

• clover honey
• orange
• whole clove
• ground cinnamon
• ground ginger
• raisins

For all you homebrewers out there, I have also posted a more detailed description of the recipe and process.

I also thought it would be a neat thing to come up with a cool label design for the bottles, most of which are the swing-top variety. The packaging design features a honey bee outline (it’s mead, remember?) and some honey comb and textural backgrounds.

By the way, if you are a friend of mine in the Jupiter, West Palm, or Palm Beach Gardens area, please let me know if you come across any of these swing-top bottles; I really love using them for all my homebrews.

Also, let me know what you think of my label design!

misselhornMedia has recently completed a small informational website for FashionCare.

Website design features:

• Straightforward navigation
• Simple images & graphics
• Social media footer

The programming is pretty minimal, including a touch of css, javascript, and php for the contact form processing.

FashionCare is a dry cleaner certification program that ensures high quality garment care from its numerous nationwide affiliates.

Note the difference between the final design and the mockup. As you can see, some designs go through a bit of modification as the project progresses, and misselhornMedia aims to find the most suitable and effective final website design.

Please feel free to leave comments, suggestions, critiques, opinions, and/or praise.

misselhornMedia recently completed a new website design for Health Awareness, Inc. They are a family-based small business from Jupiter, FL providing treatment options for patients dealing with any of a range of conditions and afflictions.

The site itself is a fairly simple two-page design featuring a brief company description, a call to action, and a list of medical conditions for which the company provides treatment. The second page is a contact form which guests can use to get more information and seek treatment directly from Health Awareness.

Overall, the site provided a simple, cost-effective design to help Health Awareness reach a broader market online via its website.

The site can be viewed here. Please feel free to view and leave comments if you so choose, whether they are regarding the design, usability, or overall impression.

This beer has been a bit of a crowd pleaser (the recipe is posted below)… It started as a blonde ale, which I believe is in the American light category. However, a few days after fermentation began with regular dry beer yeast (Safale US-05), I added a packet of dry Champagne yeast, which ended up giving a nice, bright green apple- almost sour tinge. I also whipped up some custom labels for the brew, as you can see in the image.

Also, while preparing my bottling sugar (5oz sugar in 1 pint boiling h20), I added a spring of Thai Basil (pictured above), and a bit of Chinese 5-Spice which consists of:

• “Chinese cinnamon”
• powdered cassia buds
• star anise and anise seed
• ginger root
• ground cloves

Feel free to steal the recipe and leave some comments:

RECIPE (HTML|PDF)