Previously this site was so hard to use, the owner couldn’t upload a pdf! The manual was in broken English and the blog led to another page, losing navigation to the rest of the site! And so, the site was rebuilt using the same graphics. The owner was ecstatic at how easy it is to make changes! New features were added, like the moving slider, social media icons, home page case studies, and then some!
MPS Executive Suites web development
This site was completely re-built into a content management system with a home page showcasing the facility’s best views in a moving slider. The idea was to stay simple with content, and so the middle layout portion was simplified to contain only three columns (instead of including the usual sidebar with multiple elements). The footer was used to add more visuals and to help visitors easily contact the centre, which would further help sales.
Central Park Business Centre web development
This site was rebuilt into a professional looking domain where visitors can find out anything they need to know about the business, and more! Staff bios, blogs, photos, and advanced tables were set up to display cost savings and value-added features of the centre. Plus, a customized sidebar allowed for different testimonials to be sprinkled throughout the site, further promoting their business to office-space seekers!
Beau Review web development
The Beau Review site was non-existent before it was developed. The goal was to create a blog ezine that focused on providing quality content to its readers. Since the goal was simple, set up was too! The colours were all customized using CSS and a volunteer designer from the Beau Review social network contributed the logo, which was then incorporated into the banner of the site. Each post has a thumbnail image attached to it, to make the articles more attractive. The top navigation menu shows blog category items instead of pages, to facilitate the aim of the site as an online magazine. Finally, a search bar was added at the top to help users find content.