Web Portfolio | Page-1

Home

Portfolio

Review some of our latest work.

wethersfieldct.com

Site Name: wethersfieldct.com
Site URL: www.wethersfieldct.com
Purpose: Goverment Website
Technology: Joomla 1.1.0, a8e Joomla (Accessible)
Notes: Unfortunately, this site has not yet gone live but it was a very interesting experiment in pushing Joomla's accessibility to the max. An attractive design that did not lend itself to dynamic content and especially to accessible coding. Nevertheless we collaborated on the programming and design site to achieve very good accessibility throughout the site. Currently the project is in a state of flux and waiting for owner approval.

Site Name: PearBlossomFarms.com
Site URL: www.PearBlossomFarms.com
Purpose: E-commerce
Technology: Zen Cart
Notes: This is a straightforward shopping cart that needed to drive the brand of a new hot sauce entering a very crowded market.

Site Name: BoardingOnTheLake.com
Site URL: www.BoardingOnTheLake.com
Purpose: Brochure
Technology: Joomla! 1.0.x
Notes: This is a very good example of a low budget yet attractive site for a local horse boarding business. Built and designed with very little input from the client I believe we achieved a very interesting and eye catching design clearly superior to their competition, bioth locally and nationwide.
This is a very good example of the flexibility of the Joomla CMS even when used for websites that are static in nature.

Site Name: NelsonPools.net
Site URL: www.NelsonPools.net
Purpose: Brochure/Sales
Technology: Joomla! 1.5.x
Notes: One more example of a "Brochure" website built with Joomla rapidly and at a very affordable price.

Site Name: SaganAppreciationSociety.org
Site URL: www.SaganAppreciationSociety.org
Purpose: Non-profit/Community/Sales
Technology: Joomla! CMS 1.0.x
Notes: This is one of our "Pro-Bono" projects. Right now the association's principals are in the process of entering and cataloging the content but ultimately this site will server to sell and promote postage stamps bearing Carl Sagan's visage.
Naturally, because we built this site for free and under somewhat strict design parameters, currently the site is not working as well as our other projects, including our other pro-bono ones. We plan to revisit the site's structure and design once the content is entered and organized properly.

Site Name: ExpertPerformers.com
Site URL: www.ExpertPerformers.com
Purpose: B2B catalog of entertainment talent
Technology: Joomla 1.5.x
Notes: The client needed an affordable B2B website to showcase their stable of talent to other businesses. Most of the site is actually behind a custom generated password system but once the performers area is reached the user can see videos, download PDF documents and interact with the owners.

Site Name: SRlaborLaw.com
Site URL: SRlaborLaw.com
Purpose: B2B Informational/News Website
Technology: Joomla! 1.0.x, Acajoom
Notes: The site main feature, beside the news area that is a regular Joomla feature, is a very advanced Newsletter System completely integrated in the Joomla back end. The site was originally designed by a different development company using another Open Source CMS. The client liked the design but could not operate the website in house. After switching to Joomla in early 2007, the firm's staff has been able to maintain the news area as well as sending weekly newsletters to over a thousands subscribers using the Acajoom newsletter component.
The template was completely redesigned for Joomla compliance, better SEO and increased accessibility.

Site Name: RebeccaLeeAssociates.com
Site URL: www.RebeccaLeeAssociates.com
Purpose: Sales/Brochure
Technology: Joomla! 1.0.x
Notes: While the site is likely not to need frequent updates, using a CMS as the back-engine of the site allows the site owner to adapt the site to the growing business and add features as they become necessary. This site uses the basic Joomla features, such as easy to update news stories and general ease of use. In addition, the site is ready to include additional features at a very reasonable extra cost should they prove necessary. The CMS advantage is that every new feature uses the same logical administrative layout and therefore there is a continuing familiarity with the interface that eases the process of learning the administration of any new features. From a technical standpoint, the process is further streamlined by the fact that the administrator has a single point of entry for the administration of every website feature.