No Visual design. Back end programming only. Design by Todd McPhetridge whom brought the client to us for a shopping cart.

Programmed a shopping cart for gourmet specialty foods featuring HBO's Sopranos pasta sauce. Built on a MySQL database. The back end programming language used is PHP. There was about two weeks of programming and updates/changes involved. The shopping cart program used is simple to implement and depending on the client, projects such as this can be executed in shorter time frames.

We decided to give customers enough likeness to the EA logo so they associated that MaddenOnline.us is game related, but we created a color scheme and design to give MaddenOnline.us its own identity.

MaddenOnline.us is a site with vast features. From three SQL databases driven py PHP featuring web based administration for remote volunteer adminstrators to a paid subscription area. There is more. This site has a PHP gaming circuit. The gaming circuit has full featured administrative control panels. There is also an SQL based scouting report database. The site's core feature is a members only area with a discussion board built by a third party vendor and customized by our team. We could go over countless features built into this site such as a custom built trouble ticket system for admins to respond to at a central web page location which allows any staff member to respond while letting all staff members know they that if one staffer has followed up, then no one else has to.

The client had no official logo, and we worked from minor requirements. We took the concept of water flowing and decided to use registrations of blue to re-enforce the concept of water. In the end the client paid a minor surcharge for us producing a vector based logo they can now use on business cards or billboards.

Water Reclaim required a customized shopping cart solution in that we enabled users that visit the site to pick and choose parts for a water filtration device and generate prices on the fly. From there, the user places an order.

This site made use of DHTML (Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language) so the visitor may drill deep into catagories with one click of the mouse. Mouse over a catagory and its respective image above "wakes up" to full color giving you visual reinforcement of the link you are about to visit.

5000+ item catalog of prints and photos updated by the site owner through a MIVA shopping cart using Cold Fusion.