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Anita Cheung

michelle — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 20:39:50 +0000

Anita Cheung is the social media and public relations strategist at Wellington Group. Fascinated and engaged in social media, Cheung is passionate about creating and implementing creative and effective social media strategies to help clients reach and engage with their audience. Also skilled in media relations and blog writing, Cheung has experience in the nonprofit, environmental, museum, and health care industries, in addition to many others. Cheung graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations.

Matt Miller

Michael — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 20:12:19 +0000

Matt Miller currently works full time with a company that matches non-profits to qualified volunteers in New York City and with Three Stream on a contractual basis when we need some help with new projects. He is skilled in all sorts of programming languages, but his current love is Python and Django. Not only does Matt have mad programming skills, but there is nothing he cannot conquer in the kitchen.

Dawn Wellington

Michael — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 20:00:41 +0000

Dawn Wellington is the founder and president of Wellington Group in Austin, Texas. With more than 14 years of public relations, marketing and event planning experience, Wellington offers a wide variety of creative, innovative and strategic communications services to help clients drive revenue and achieve business goals. Wellington has diverse experience with local, regional and national clients in a variety of industries.

Michelle Fry

Michael — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 19:55:28 +0000

Michelle received her BBA in Accounting and her MBA in Computer Information Systems from Tarleton State University. At Three Stream, she wears the hats of Office Manager, Designer, and Account Manager. Michelle has 15 years experience in both office management and accounting as well as a passion for art and photography. She has lived for five-and-a-half months in Mexico working in a hunger relief project and traveled plenty.

Michael Ford

Michael — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 19:48:17 +0000

Michael is the technical backbone of the business. He received his BS in CIS from the University of North Texas and has worked in IT over the last seven years in a variety of industries from shipping to communications to auto dealerships. Michael has development experience in HTML, CSS, PHP and SQL and is experienced in working with WordPress, Magento, Joomla, Jquery and more.

Jayson Berryhill

Michael — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 21:20:48 +0000

Jayson received his BBA from UTArlington and an M-Div from Baylor University. He has a background in management, real estate, finance, and marketing, but his favorite job still remains valet parking (which he did during college). Jayson currently serves as the Vice President of the Hico, Texas Chamber of Commerce, is a member of the Hico Fire Department, and is an avid player of Catan.

Let them eat steak…A Website Launch

Mike — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 17:33:33 +0000

Everyone loves a big juicy steak…except for vegetarians…and vegans…and maybe the PETA people. While we at Three Stream don’t disagree with them for their reasons, we also really like a big juicy steak. So surely we were excited to do a redesign for Line Camp Steakhouse.
Line Camp is a restaurant located in Tolar, Texas, that prides itself on providing real Texas food, chuck wagon cooking, and southern-style comfort. The design had to reflect that spirit of the West they express with their entrees. Line Camp is also a popular venue for Texas bands and routinely draws large crowds to experience the gourmet food and live entertainment.
Because the content needed to be easily changed with little html/css knowledge, we chose to build on WordPress. This allows Line Camp to easily make additions/alterations to events, menus, specials, and picture galleries with minimal training.
From a design perspective, Line Camp needed a slightly rustic/rugged feel while retaining a clean, refined look to remind a visitor that they are a gourmet food restaurant. With a board plank background and an aged paper content area, we feel Line Camp’s website has a Western rough and rugged look while still keeping content in the driver’s seat. There are no cute animations or unnecessary elements–just a strong, clean layout without sacrificing design.
Now, this isn’t an advertisement for Line Camp Steakhouse, though if you visit the site and feel compelled to see what the fuss is about, by all means go. As we said at the top, everyone loves a big juicy steak.