University Social Media Proposal
Written by Joanna Bergdoll Wednesday, 08 September 2010 00:00
We created this proposal for a social media system aggregate system for JMU, but did not get the opportunity to implement. The designs included with this articles were created for JMU, but the system and designs could be implemented for any company or institution with similar needs. We're sharing this because we believe there may be universities and other high-learning institutions which may be searching for this same system. Please contact us for pricing information.
Tourism Website Proposal
Written by Joanna Bergdoll Wednesday, 08 September 2010 00:00
We created this proposal for Virginia's Retreat, which is a collaboration between fourteen South Central Virginia localities to work together to promote tourism in their respective areas. Virginia's Retreat wanted to redesign their website with an updated design and feel, but wanted to maintain much of the vital content and architecture of their site. While we were not awarded the job, the proposal is adaptable for any type of tourism entity. Please contact us for pricing information.
Technology Council Proposal
Written by Joanna Bergdoll Wednesday, 08 September 2010 00:00
This proposal was created for the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council in Harrisonburg, VA. The Shenandoah Valley Technology Council (SVTC) is a non-profit technology organization, which serves creators and users of technology. This proposal involved a website redesign and implementation with a content management system. While we were not afforded the opportunity to design and build this site, we do feel that proposal and design would be useful for other technology organizations and can be easily adapted for the needs of your particular organization. Please contact us for pricing information.
New Web Design for Massanutten Condo Rentals
Written by Jase Clamp Friday, 03 September 2010 00:00
Massanutten Condo Rentals has been a client of ours for a number of years. It's always nice to be able to take a site through it's second or third design upgrade. Designs will generally need renewing every 2-4 years. We originally did the design below but the new management wanted something fresher. Check it out:
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The site features a large fader, styled dropdown menus, a multi-headed left hand menu and styled house availability panels on the front page. Editing and keeping the site up to date is easier with the new content management system that has support for displaying and applying CSS styles to elements in the back-end administrative view. What that means in plain english is that we design all the styles for headings, etc, ahead of time and then to apply that style to an element in the editor it's just a matter of selecting that style to be applied.
New Web Design for Spotsylvania Church of God
Written by Jase Clamp Thursday, 02 September 2010 00:00
We were recently priviledged to work with Spotsylvania Church of God on their website design upgrade. While their previous site did not look bad, it was not based on a content management system, therefore updates could not be made to it instantly as they desired. We redesigned the site with their input and built the new website on our Steller Content Management System. Using the system they can now log in and make immediate changes to the website. The front page features a large graphic fader where special features can be placed. There is also an area for recently recorded sermons to be placed. Here's a snapshot of the old vs the new site:
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