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Worldwide Resources An international investigative firm, Worldwide Resources wanted a straightforward and simple way for clients to contact them regarding the various services they provide. We built a separate form for each service type, using PHP and an anti-spam CAPTCHA device. The minimum of embellishment was made to the overall feel of the site, to represent the solidity of the firm.

T. Sue VerSteeg This is a recent redesign of an earlier site also designed by us. The original site was fashioned to look like an antique book, as Ms. VerSteeg is a romance novelist, and the site launch coincided with her first novel which concerned time travel to feudal England. Her follow-up novels have been much more contemporary in context, so we updated her website to reflect both the books and her own "red-headed" personality.

Business Power Network How do you build a website to promote 30 to 40 separate businesses and individuals? In this case, we used a randomly rotating "featured member" section on the home page, and iframed pages for the individual members' businesses within the site, to avoid the need to reload the entire page each time. The site also features an event calendar, a blog, and a secure member's area, and is probably the most extensive BNI chapter website on the Internet.

John Walsh, Harvest Art Studios A client who is a graphic designer by trade means ready-made ideas; the challenge is to make the site's programming meet the designer's visual ideal and still work as a functioning website. One of the more difficult sites we've done despite the small size, as each image icon had to represent a larger image according to the designer's exact specifications. The greater the challenge, however, the more satisfying the result when it all comes together! (John has since been hired by Fortune 500 company Leggett & Platt, and has closed this business.)

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