The Ecopixel Blog

A new website for a conservancy that has permanently conserved 21,000 acres in 29 towns throughout southwestern New Hampshire.

There are many ways to tell the history of women’s suffrage, but a new exhibit on the Clio Visualizing History website chooses to do so through 19 objects.

The responsive web design site features a search tool so the public can learn where to dispose of hundreds of items — from A to Z.

One of our online exhibit projects with Clio Visualizing History has been featured in the Journal of American History!

The new website for the statewide nonprofit representing Vermont architects features Responsive Web Design, which adjusts the content to display well on screens of all sizes.

Petra Cliffs’ TYPO3 CMS-powered website is six years old and this is its second design refresh.

Ecopixel clients are enjoying the benefits of integrated calendars in their websites — that is, they manage the calendars right in the content management system that they use for editing their website…

Ecopixel worked with Vermont-based Adventure Spirit Guides recently to redesign their website to be a Responsive Web Design site.

With online forms that are an integrated part of their content management system (CMS) websites, Ecopixel clients are collecting important data.

Fall is a wonderful time to explore land that's been conserved by hard-working, local Vermont land trusts!

Ecopixel's municipal clients update their own websites with upcoming municipal meetings, meeting minutes and other documents, news, videos, photos, and more.

Kris has been enjoying doing some writing for a new client this year: Vermont Technical College. It's been fun learning more about Vermont Tech's hands-on programs!