Portfolio2
This is a listing of a few clients Whitelancer Web Design has worked with in one capacity or another.
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This is a simple Drupal site developed for a local orthopaedic manual therapy center. They wanted something clean and straight forward, but with some extras like a section for 'resources' (files) that clients could download. They wanted to provide news/information on a semi-regular basis, so news is displayed on the front page as well as its own news page. It supports Google Maps integration, as well. |
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calendar.penobscotbaypress.com This is a project developed using the CakePHP framework. It is a fairly complex, in-depth calendar for Penobscot Bay Press. Its features include the typical pagination and sorting, very flexible searching, a granular permissions system to allow the admins to customize who can control what functions, the ability to control the categories for events, as well as dynamic export formats for use in their print media. They also planned out future upgrades, such as the ability to have 'add-on' features people will pay for, to give access to images, website links, and other 'special' treatment. |
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This is an online reservation system built using Ruby on Rails for a local captain to give him a truly dynamic and flexible reservation system. His main website is based on Drupal, but the reservation system allows him to build his schedule in as much detail as he needs, to add blackout dates when he gets charters and needs to reschedule, handles online payment, user accounts & email responses, and provides an intuitive, step by step process to guide the user through their decision. The site itself relies on JavaScript (Jquery) for "AJAX" technologies to give the user a clean, fast, and responsive interface. |
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This is a site for a local gaming guild, based on PHPBB2 and extended heavily over the years. The majority of the work took place in a full-featured online scheduling application to allow people to sign up for events and otherwise organize the guild, based on drag and drop and ajax technologies. |
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This website, built using Drupal, was created for a local interior/fine designer to be as minimalistic as possible yet beautiful to showcase her work. It has a Jquery (JavaScript) heavy portfolio with nice transitions and effects, and it also has a flash inline replacement script to allow the font of this website a touch of flair, matching that of her logo's font. |
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This contract was won by Whitelancer Web Development because of speed and cost. The entire site was designed and fully developed in just under a week. This was made possible by leveraging Drupal. |
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This version of SportsOffice began in 2007 and is an ongoing project. Whitelancer Web Development designed the 'main' page of this next version, seen to the right. This is a very large project that we are building with Ruby on Rails and advanced JavaScript/AJAX techniques. |
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This was a fairly large transplant of an existing coldfusion site into a Drupal CMS (PHP) site for the Northeast Historical Film organization, who supplied the design. The work involved linking an open source store software (Zen Cart), streaming videos, and a multitude of articles and research. |
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This is a client's online storefront with included gallery for their images. They wanted a solution to get them up and going as cheaply as possible, so it was decided to develop it using ZenCart and adding some JavaScript 'extras' to give it some requested flair. |
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This is a local consulting company that wanted to build a site to allow for future upgradability (trouble tickets, emails online, etc). We designed this site with the client's provided logos and images, using Drupal for the quick setup and to provide the client the ability to easily edit their own content. |
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We developed this site initially to provide for directions to the wedding, but it evolved into accepting and managing online reservations, using Google Maps. This included the ability for anyone to find themselves and to update their own address and RSVP status, and included a mini-personal map on their screen as well. An image gallery was also included to flesh out the site. |
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A local self-storage company wanted to have a clean, simple site designed to facilitate finding information online. This uses the Drupal CMS to automate a lot of functions and speed development time. The site is lean and efficient for fast loading times and a clean layout. |
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A local artist needed help learning photoshop and working with websites, so Whitelancer Web Development tutored him in these skills and pieced together his site for him from images he designed in photoshop. |
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Whitelancer Web Development was responsible for the back end of the administrative functions of this site. This mainly dealt with uploading files and allowing for administrators to log in and change some content, without wanting the overhead of a full-featured CMS system. |
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