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CASE-STUDIES |
| 1a. Make it Dynamic |
| The Chamber of Shipping of America
needed an efficient way to distribute press releases and
member updates. We developed a mini-Content Management
System that allows them to easily update the website with
the latest information. |
| Click
here to view the CMS System
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| 1b. Make It Dynamic Revisited |
UNeedAPart's original website
was built using PERL and MySQL. It suffered from three
major problems:
- It was difficult to add features
- Most of the site was static and required many hours to update
- The original developer was inaccessible
We rebuilt the site using PHP & MySQL, adding 70% more dynamic
functionality than there previously was. The result is a dynamic
database-driven website that is completely controllable by UNeedAPart
personnel.
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| See: http://www.UNeedAPart.com |
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| 1c. Make it Dynamic...Again |
| Alert Mind Publishing needed
a way to add and updated the "Monthly Columns" section
of their website. We developed a mini-Content Management
System that allows Alert Mind to make any changes as needed. |
| Click
here to view the CMS System |
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| 2. Make It Accessible |
| PfA needed a website accessible
to people with visual impairments. We created a special "text-only" section
of the site that can be easily converted to speech using
special software. |
| See: http://www.PartnersForAccess |
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| 3. Make It Loud |
| EK Productions needed to convey
the "look" & sound of their entertainment
offerings. We built a site using a large amount of FLASH,
video and sound clips. |
| See: http://www.EKProductions.com |
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| 4. Make It Searchable |
| a. The ACA Council
on Nutrition wanted site visitors to be able to find a
chiropractor well versed in nutrition. We built a database-driven
site with search capabilities. |
| See: http://www.CouncilOnNutrition.com |
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| b. Actuarial
Options wanted site visitors to search for job openings.
We built a database-driven site with search capabilities. |
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