It’s one of those “we will finish it when we have a bit of spare time” kind of project…and obviously you never do. Or you change your mind 50 times because we cannot agree on the content or layout or logo or…
A big thank you to our friend Vincent from Webalys. He created a really nice design and this really kicked us in the a**. Ok let’s do this now! (or 3 months later….)
As you can see, we have a new portfolio, and we revamped the technology section to show small case studies. On top of this he created a new logo as well.
Overall, we’re really happy with the result. We liked our first website very much, but we needed more room to add content, and decided to go the opposite direction of black and went for…white. What do you think?
Pleasant surprise today as I was browsing through my emails. We are now in the Silverstripe Developer Network
I’m glad because even though we built probably around 10 websites already with Silverstripe, NDA agreements doesn’t allow us to “publish” or market those projects, so it’s a bit strange to tell we are Silverstripe experts but we can’t show you why!
Actually we can show you, but not in public. You’ll have to contact us for this ; )
A big thank you to the Silverstripe guys for being understanding.
Here is our entry: http://www.silverstripe.org/silverstripe-developer-network/?BrowseByCountry=Thailand
In the previous post I mentioned bigger projects. Well this is one of them.
We won the complete re-design and development of a video/audio sharing platform for a large organization in Paris, France. Basically members (mostly public radios and television stations throughout the world) can order, upload and share television and radio programs through this platform.
The challenge is (because it’s still in progress) to build everything from scratch using Zend, namely:
Zend Framework Video Audio
- rebuilt all the databases
- create a CMS for content, news, events
- create a catalog and shopping cart, with different type of “products”
- create a membership module with full capabilities (my orders, my uploads, etc…)
- create a back-end to manage all of this
And the last part but still crucial, create a user-friendly website which looks good. Thanks to our regular art director, Dan Mireault, I think we’ve got something pretty nice going on. Here’s a preview of the catalog page. What do you think?
The website is scheduled to be launch in July, with a mini site before that for the World Cup in South Africa.