Case studies

  • A New Website for a Health Coach

    A New Website for a Health Coach

    We’ve created a beautiful new website for a Washington state health coach. Our client has been a professional chef for many years and is ready to add nutrition and alcohol coaching to her career path. Our goal was to create a website that would represent her in a very authentic and positive way. We built…

  • A New Home Services Website

    A New Home Services Website

    We’ve just launched a beautiful new home services website for A Beautiful Day cleaning service, an environmentally responsible and socially conscious company offering cleaning services for homes in our area.  A Beautiful Day had done a lot of branding preparation before they came to us, so our job was to make their  ideas work for…

  • A New Ecommerce Website

    A New Ecommerce Website

    We’ve just launched a new ecommerce website for a long-term client. Ecommerce websites can be different from other website builds. One reason is because they have such clear goals.  When we ask — and we always do — “What do you want people to do when they visit your website?” we know that there are…

  • A New Website for an Attorney

    A New Website for an Attorney

    Haden Interactive is delighted to launch a new website for a long-time client, Heimer Law. This local attorney specializes in adoption, so the audience for the website includes several different groups.  Women who are considering putting their babies up for adoption need to know the process involved and how they can gain access to services.…

  • A New Church Website

    A New Church Website

    A decade ago, when I was a freelance web copywriter, I did the content for a local church website. When they decided they needed an update, I was delighted when they came to Haden Interactive for their new design. With a ten-year-old website, they certainly needed an update. Technology has changed, and it’s time to…

  • A New Website for OpSail

    A New Website for OpSail

    Back in the 1960s, a group of people including sailing enthusiasts, journalists, President Kennedy, royals, and Walter Cronkite had an idea. They wanted to invite all the tall ships — the high-masted sailing ships that had been supplanted by ships with steam engines and then combustion engines — to New York for a parade. There…