•Edenvale UK is an example of a commercial site with dynamic content backed by a database. Visitors can search for properties by entering their criteria, and can view detailed information and additional images of those that catch their attention
The owners and administrators are able to update details of property for sale or to let, change images on pages and add documents over the internet as and when they need.
Visitors can perform property searches, specify their requirements for follow-up or leave messages using secure SSL pages. Visitors can also enter their requirements into a database to allow Edenvale to respond proactively when suitable property becomes available.
A companion pay-per-click advertising campaign creates a regular flow of new visitors
• Crystal Rocks wanted a low budget website to showcase and sell their unique range of handcrafted rings on the Internet.
A simple scrolling catalogue has links to detailed information about each of the pieces of jewellery, while the website itself is subdued yet stylish to better set off the flamboyance of the Swarovski Crystal and pearl rings. The site includes a shopping basket.
Credit card purchases can be made securely on-line using the Nochex portal, and without the expense and delay of acquiring a Merchant Account.
• With background graphics largely taken from an earlier site to maintain continuity, 4 Dream Investments' site for property investors incorporates database technology and scripting to support member registration and on-line seminar enrolment.
An extensive secure web-based membership administration system is incorporated.
The site includes an RSS news feed to announce investment opportunities
• HPS (UK) Ltd are specialists in conducting personal searches. Personal Searches are a faster, less expensive way for investors and conveyancers to carry out the pre-sales checks on Local Authority Planning Registers.
HPS (UK) also offers a range of other searches, including Flood and Environmental Searches.
• Raycross Interiors wanted to replace their old cumbersome frame-based site with over 200 pages of out-of-date content with something more versatile and manageable.
The replacement site packs in more content, displayed in fewer than 20 dynamic pages.
The owners have a comprehensive but simple content management system that allows the site to be kept up-to-the-minute by the company's own staff, and allows content to be displayed in alternative formats and to varying levels at will.
• Curtain Company needed to supplement their classified advertising with a web site that would give prospective customers a taste of the quality of their service.
Scrolling thumbnail images on some of the pages allow visitors to open larger images of finished interiors that take their fancy.