by wpms_admin | Nov 19, 2008 | |
http://virtual-rehab.org/2009/ After our successful collaboration on the conference site last year, the Virtual Rehabilitation Conference Committee (previously IWVR) came to us with the request to set up this year’s conference site as well. We used last year’s DreamWeaver templates to save time and money. DreamWeaver templates allow committee members without extensive knowledge of HTML and web development to make updates without any possibility of “breaking” the design. Another benefit of using DreamWeaver templates is that they could use the much simpler Adobe Contribute to make the changes, rather than DreamWeaver, which can be intimidating for the inexperienced user. We also set up an instance of the OpenConf conference planning open source system, like last year, which allowed them to receive, review and accept abstracts electronically. The OpenConf system (PHP & MySQL based) was extensively modified by us to fit their workflow better. They were very satisfied with the quality service we provide and we have been responsible for their conference websites ever...
by wpms_admin | Oct 7, 2008 | |
http://www.runwithrotary.org/ After our previous success in collaborating on the Montgomery-Rocky Hill Rotary Website, they were back with another project – the Run-With-Rotary website. Run-With-Rotary is an annual fund-raising event organised by the Rotary Club. They wanted a fresh design which would be easy to update, like the club website. We worked with them to come up with a design they liked and then implemented it into DreamWeaver templates, which would allow club members without extensive knowledge of HTML and web development to make updates without any possibility of “breaking” the design. Another benefit of using DreamWeaver templates is that they could use the much simpler Adobe Contribute to make the changes, rather than DreamWeaver, which can be intimidating for the inexperienced user. The event has many sponsors, some of which they wanted to feature on the website in the form of banners, which would appear at the bottom of the home page and would be randomly selected, however the overall number of views a banner gets had to be proportional to the amount donated. We wrote a clever PHP script which takes care of this and has been used ever since. The site is still maintained by us and hosted on our...
by wpms_admin | Oct 22, 2007 | |
http://virtual-rehab.org/2008/ The Virtual Rehabilitation Conference Committee (previously IWVR) came to us with the request to design a simple website for their upcoming conference. We implemented the website using DreamWeaver templates, which would allow committee members without extensive knowledge of HTML and web development to make updates without any possibility of “breaking” the design. Another benefit of using DreamWeaver templates is that they could use the much simpler Adobe Contribute to make the changes, rather than DreamWeaver, which can be intimidating for the inexperienced user. In addition to setting up this simple website we assisted them with integrating PayPal buttons into their website which allowed attendees to register and pay their registration fees online. We also set up an instance of the OpenConf conference planning open source system, which allowed them to receive, review and accept abstracts electronically. The OpenConf system (PHP & MySQL based) was extensively modified by us to fit their workflow better. They were very satisfied with the quality service we provide and we have been responsible for their conference websites ever...
by wpms_admin | Apr 19, 2007 | |
http://www.lakewoodmua.com/ The Lakewood Township Municipal Utilities Authority came to our partners at ENTCHEV.com and asked for a redesign of their current website. The project was subcontracted to us. Even though we were not crazy about the “pipe” design, they really liked it, so we worked with it and did our best. It turned out well. We implemented the design into DreamWeaver templates, which would allow employees without extensive knowledge of HTML and web development to make updates without any possibility of “breaking” the design. Another benefit of using DreamWeaver templates is that they could use the much simpler Adobe Contribute to make the changes, rather than DreamWeaver, which can be intimidating for the inexperienced user. We also wrote some PHP based reporting scripts, which are still used to run daily queries on their payments database and send out an email to the parties interested in what payments were made during the last day. Update: Our design has now been replaced by a more modern website. We...