Ponka Wonka Ltd. Information

We design in all shapes and sizes, and from A to Z:advertisements, brochures, cards for giving, disc labels that are round, effective marketing, flyers and posters, graphs, hi-tech manuals that are horizontal, infographics, jerseys for cyclists, killer collages, logos in many colors, monochromatic logos for printing on a budget, newsletters that are vertical, over-the-top spoofs, pop-ups for display, questionnaires for the curious, reports (as in annual), signs that are really big, tabulated documents, understated stationery, vellum invitations, WordPress sites and website maintenance, X (OK, we're stumped!), yesterday's-newspaper-that-became-today's-fish-wrap, and 'zines. We tailor our web work to your needs. Because many clients today prefer the ability to update websites themselves with blog posts and other content, we install and customize WordPress sites and then teach our clients how to make changes themselves. We also design websites in HTML and provide web maintenance services for all kinds of sites. Our clients turn to us for setting up their domain, hosting and email accounts. We also maintain sites that were created by other designers and web developers. Ponka Wonka provides rights-managed photos of the world's major faiths: Christianity, Judaism, Hindu, Buddhism, Islam, Jain, Sikh, Zoroastrian, and more. A portion of our collection is available for instant download. Traditional rights-management applies to others. Our images are suitable for textbooks and other publications. Peruse our photography portal here. Ernest Hemingway would have been a great writer for the web with his concise phrasing. And Dr. Seuss would have been good, too: He said what he meant and he meant what he said. Add in John Irving ... always delivering the unexpected in witty ways. At Ponka Wonka, we know web writing ain't great literature. But like literature, web content can be great when it's uncomplicated, direct and engaging. Call us to learn more. But what's with our name? "Ponka Wonka" is derived from the name of the ...