We are proud to announce the launch of our medical division.  After discovering a substantial need for good, quality, and effective medical websites, Stone Soup Medical was born.  As a website design company who’s already been around the block a few times, we have a lot to offer the medical industry.  We spent almost a year researching the marketplace becoming experts in medical web design and marketing with special attention paid to plastic surgeon website design. After becoming leaders in usability from our large e-commerce and software projects, we can now use those ten years of experience to help transform (= improve) the medical website arena. To inquire about any of our web design or marketing services for doctors, physicians, surgeons, or institutions, visit www.stonesoupmedical.com or call us at 1-800-568-9488.

When it comes to creating a website for your plastic surgery practice, there may be certain things you know you need in order to have a decent site.  Instead of reiterating those, let’s instead focus on the 3 things you need to avoid when it comes to plastic surgery web design.  Read the rest of this entry »

If only we could all have an on-call professional web design company to take our hopes and dreams to fruition.  Of course, everyone can have this if you know who to call on for your custom web design needs.  The good people at Baptist Women in Ministry, based in Atlanta, Georgia, knew this when they first came to Stone Soup a few years ago for their first professional website. They were so pleased that they came back again  when they had a vision of giving their website a newer, fresher look to go with the new direction of the organization. They called on Stone Soup to make those dreams a reality.  In addition to wanting a new look, they also were looking for something that would be easy to manage in-house.  Our solution to meet their budget and their level of experience was a website built entirely around WordPress, a popular blogging engine. We used WordPress as the content management system for changes to all pages, and for the actual blog. Were they pleased with the outcome?  Take a look at their new site and we’ll let you take a guess.  (And if you give up – Yes, they love their new website!)