Business view: SimmondsStewart – a new, boutique legal firm with great expertise – came to us wanting a website that would give them market presence, would instantly communicate their professionalism, and be maintainable.
Technical view: Deployment of Adobe Contribute for simple content management, design collaboration with hairyLemon , and design integration.
Business view: NZNDTA wanted an editable website to help co-ordinate information, activities and the interests of its members, including a secure members-only area. For efficiency and good design direction, they also needed to create content for the site in a timely fashion.
Technical view: Use of our own .Net/javascript-based Sketch application to assist content drafting. Content analysis, design and creation of a .NET-based public site with a protected members’ area. Deployment of Adobe Contribute as the site editor, along with a custom-built .NET navigation editor to allow changes in site structure or the addition of new pages to be easily reflected in site menus.
Business View: The Moment required a site to help establish its brand, and to provide resources for people wanting to learn about effective communication. After getting a rather steep quote elsewhere, Bernie was quite pleased when we told him that the cost should be reasonable after all.
Technical View: Content Management (WordPress) integration with design work created and cut by 360 Media.
Business view: Victoria Accommodation Services help students arrange accommodation in Halls of Residence. They needed a facility to manage the process of vetting students with references from students’ high schools, which had to be printable after being submitted in an online form. This private facility also had to manage secure logins for each school.
Technical view: Creation of a secured form and deployment of our .NET-based database administration tool to manage login details for each school. Use of a custom-built .NET-based tag to submit any plain HTML form to a database, with the addition of javascript to recreate the completed form for read-only printing.
Business view: NZTA wanted a new website to make vehicle information available to the public more holistic, and in particular to include measures for both safety and environmental sustainability.
Technical view: Extension of the existing Fuel Consumption Database to include various safety ratings and safety features, requiring further data sourcing, cleaning and integration. In-house usability testing, collaborative design, and implementation of a new PHP front end application to drive search, retrieval and side-by-side comparison of vehicles according to economy, safety and environmental ratings.