| Client List |
| Paramount Pictures |
 Paramount Domestic Television represents the ultimate in creative collaboration. This website was launched with the intent of supporting the new television show, Unexplained Mysteries and effectively communicating with its brand new audience. Los Angeles Web Design and Paramount Pictures worked together to carefully craft an online presence to promote their new television show utilizing creative branded entertainment, dynamic content, and high-end technology to effectively communicate and grow the audience. |
| America Online |
 With the introduction of AOL 9.0, America Online selected Los Angeles Web Design to design the online gaming arena for their Teen Experience (TE) experience. Los Angeles Web Design was able to put together a remarkable Website in an astonishingly short amount of time. The results are a fresh, clean and fun site that has been noticed several times over in the media. |
| THQ |
 THQ Inc. is a leading, worldwide developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software. The company develops its products for all popular game systems including the PlayStation?2 computer entertainment system from Sony Computer Entertainment, the Xbox(TM) videogame system from Microsoft?, Nintendo? GameCube(TM) and Game Boy? Advance, personal computers as well as wireless devices. VPI.Net has designed www.thq.com to be is more than a mere presentation of titles, but a rich experience that transcends and transports the Website visitor to places previously unimagined and builds an effective communications channel through loyalty initiatives. |
| KFC |
 Los Angeles Web Design partnered with DGWB Advertising, to develop the kfc-la.com website. Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has more than 11,000 restaurants in more than 80 countries and territories around the world. |
| Hardee’s |
 Los Angeles Web Design partnered with Johnson/Ukropina Creative Marketing to develop backend programming for the Hardee's Franchise Extranet website. Hardee's owns and operates a system of nearly 2,400 company and franchise-owned quick-service restaurants in 32 states in the US and 11 foreign countries. |
