Web Application Development

Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS) have come a long way in the last couple years. If the project requirements allow, it usually makes sense to use an existing CMS because it decreases development costs and you will have a better chance of finding developers over the long-term that can support your website. But sometimes the project is very custom or has a lot of functionality that doesn't fit well into a traditional CMS. For these types of projects, we are well equipped to handle your specific requirements with a well built custom web application. See our recent projects below to get a feel for what we can do for you.

eMedicare Supplements

We recently launched a new site called eMedicare Supplements for one of our favorite clients, Berg Andonian. The purpose of the site is to provide Medicare Insurance information and to all a visitor to easily get a quote for insurance. We made the quote call to action simple and easy to see. For this project, we used a custom content management system we built in PHP. Continue reading →

4US Web Application

After going through 3 web developers in 4 years, the Tacoma based non-profit needed a solution with some staying power. 4US wanted to lay a foundation in their web-based application that would allow them to grow into a national organization over the next five years. Continue reading →

National Institute of Building Sciences

The National Institute of Building Sciences is a large association serving the building science industry. We created a robust application utilizing our Associo Software Platform (http://www.associosoftware.com) for the group based on designs provided by db Interactive in Austin, TX. Continue reading →

Seattle Attractions

The Puget Sound Attractions Council is a group of the largest tourist hotspots in the Puget Sound area. We built a website based on designs provided by Exclaim, LLC. The result was a beautiful yet functional website to highlight their member attractions. Continue reading →

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