Drebelbis Engineering Web Site Makeover

April 14, 2016

Some clients go back a long time and that was the case with this project. More than twenty years earlier we’d met at a CorelDRAW Seminar we hosted in Dallas. So when the time came for a Web site makeover, Unleashed was contacted. The old site (below) was in need of a new look, new information and new functionality.

After the makeover (below), the site has a lot more information, adapts to all screens and we feel it looks a lot better!

We’ve provided a lot more detail in the Drebelbis Engineering Web Site Makeover post on our sister Web Design Solutions Unleashed site.

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Foster D. Coburn III

Foster D. Coburn III built his first Web site in 1995 and he has been working exclusively in WordPress since 2013. He has used the Divi theme exclusively since 2015. Earlier in his career he was the author of 13 best-selling books on CorelDRAW and has been a contributor to numerous technology and graphics-related magazines. Foster has taken many projects, including this Web site, from the early design stage through to a finished piece. He has been a featured speaker at many graphics conferences.