Phases of the Moon Music + Art Festival

AIRSHP designed, built and managed the website for this first-year festival in Illinois that featured a stellar lineup of renowned jam, rock, funk, and bluegrass bands such as The String Cheese Incidenent and Widespread Panic. The website is based around a festival-optimized, custom wordpress theme that features CMS capabilities for managing the lineup, schedule, FAQ’s and much more. The front end is responsive and mobile-optimized.

In addition, we built a custom-API integration that syncs lineup and schedule data with the Phases mobile app (built by our talented friends at Aloompa). AIRSHP managed all social media marketing for the festival as well – a broad effort of brand-awareness building and targeted marketing across all major social platforms.

Korcett Website

Our custom wordpress sites turn wordpress into a professional-grade CMS.   This fully responsive site features customizable photo carousels for each page’s header, a job board, team member listing with bios, a pinterest-style blog, twitter feed integrations, and much more.

Homeskillet Website

Austin chef, nutritionalist, and educator Adrienne Lee hired AIRSHP to create a professional foodie website.  We delivered a fully custom, responsive, wordpress-powered website that highlights her unique services, recipes, and nutrition tips.

Top Trip Rentals Website

AIRSHP designed and developed a custom theme that turns the Tumblr platform into a viable CMS!  Featured content areas on the homepage are populated by posts with a specific tag, the photo gallery pulls together photos from previous posts, and its all done with a custom look and feel that sets Top Trip apart from its competition – take a look if your are interested in booking a rental property while in Austin.

PEQ identity

PEQ (pronounced “peak”) is the musical identity of Joshua Pearson, guitarist and songwriter out of Austin, TX.  Design by Evan Bozarth – Inspired by equilateral triangles, peaks. beaks. EQ (in music). perceived quality. 3 letters. 3 members, etc.  Joshua says, “i was thinking of the equilateral triangle, where all the sides are equal distance, and that each part of the puzzle is equally important, which also struck me as equal opportunity, and that everybody has an equal ladder to climb in this game of life.” Deep.