As a volunteer organization, the Youth Commission draws on the talents of its members and the community it serves. As a result, their site presented had a large content self-management component, utilizing technology to create a site that the organization could maintain on its own.

Ciao Time Restuarant was looking for a complete overhaul of their electronic storefront. Beginning with their website and email marketing, we created a completely new site, extending the brand already established in the Restuarant. The site was designed to enable the customer to create/print/publish weekly and seasonal menus, and will be upgraded to support on-line ordering.

PrintSoft had contracted with an offshore organization for a website overhaul. The work came back, but still didn't achieve their need for easy, regular, maintenance and on-going support by their marketing team. PrintSoft was looking for a local team, available during their business hours, to work with them to sort through the failed work to achieve their original objectives. Through Dreamweaver, the site was refactored to achieve their goals.

A very basic informational website for broadcasting information about the church and its parish. The site serves as a welcome mat on the internet for those seeking to understand more about the church.

The Troop website provides two faces to the internet - a public face (as you see here), providing basic contact information about the Troop, and a private component (password protected, exclusively for Troop members), providing Troop operational information (contacts, organization, outings, etc.) and a picture gallery for the Troop (for obvious reasons, password protected).

A microsite, set up for the Scout troop to support its Christmas tree pickup service to the Hopkinton residents.

As the service has grown to over 500 trees per season, the challenge is to gather the pickup requests and determine the routes for each of the drivers - all on very short notice.

The site uses a web-based request form, channeling pickup requests into a MySQL database, through a series of server-side (PHP) programs to generate RSVPs, and create scatter maps (Google Maps) with address lists suitable to hand each driver on the day of pickup.

What was once a multi-person, scores of hours task, has become a single-person, few hour task.