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Portfolio ExamplesBelow are a few examples of websites we have done for local Bloomington, IN clients. They highlight some of the features that are found on our sites. However we take a fresh holistic look at each website we design and tailor our approach to meet your specific needs. We hope to be in this area for a long time and believe you can rely on us to be there when needed. Dr. Thomas Watkins is an example of a typical small business brochure website with relatively few changes made on a regular basis. Monroe County Building Association is an example of a typical not-for-profit website with monthly changes. Antler Log Cabins is small business brochure website where the client makes updates to certain pages like availability and prices. Each of these sites provide a professional-looking web presence at a minimal cost and time commitment for the value. Regardless of your volume of updates, whether it takes 5 minutes or 5 hours, we only charge for the time we work. Sherwood Oaks Christian Church is an example of our largest not-for-profit website and incorporates unique navigational features important for large sites. Numerous volunteers as well as SOCC Staff are involved in providing content (text, graphics, photos, audio, flash and video) used for this site and elsewhere. It is updated daily, sometimes hourly. There is e-commerce implemented on this website as well as other website domains owned by this organization. We also use web-database applications for features such as polling visitors for their opinions. We use standard cross-platform compatible tools including MySQL for databases and PHP and JavaScript for server and client-side scripting respectively. We also use cascading style sheets (CSS) extensively to seperate content from style as much as possible. These choices ensure that future code changes may be easily updated by us or other web developers as needed. It is also an example of our use of Macromedia Contribute. It allowed us to create the site and make changes as clients require, but allow them to have multiple content managers with the control to update their respective content in a user-friendly non-programming (MS Word-like) environment as needed. This relationship model provides them with the power to make changes or to contact us to make them, depending on their available resources (time, money or personnel). This works especially well with pages like "News and Events" and for organizations that have volunteers who want to help and have basic word processing skills, but lack the experience to make or keep the site looking professional. |
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