Wildiris worked with marketing experts at Scholer Marketing and graphic designers at New Planet Studios to create an attractive new website for Project VisAbility, a group that promotes and advocates inclusive fitness at the highest, most visible level.

Project VisAbility's new website is designed to accommodate frequent content updates and a job-matching feature. The website also ties in neatly with their online marketing and social networking efforts.

www.projectvisability.org

Web Technology: Joomla, CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP, geographic locator software, and online marketing tie-ins.

Avila Soccer is an indoor soccer studio that requested a fresh, modern look for its website and improved SEO ranking. A more colorful, livelier layout was added to enhance the visual appeal and to promote new events and classes at the studio. A Joomla backend helps manage Avila's extensive, frequently changing content.

www.avilasoccer.com

Web Technology: Joomla, CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP, Google Apps, Facebook and Constant Contact web marketing, and SEO enhancement.

Sculpture in the Park is a popular annual outdoor art show in Loveland, Colorado, and one of the finest juried exhibitions of three-dimensional artwork in the United States.

The Loveland High Plains Arts Council wanted a clean and simple website that emphasizes the art they promote and provides information for people attending the event. They also wanted a website that dynamically displays their extensive body of sculpture.

www.sculptureinthepark.org

Web Technology: CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL, and Joomla

In another successful joint venture, Wildiris worked again with Scholer Marketing and New Planet Studios to create an eye-catching new website for KrankcycleRx, a distributor of Krankcycle equipment for medical fitness, wellness and inclusive health.

Powered by Joomla, the website is flexible as the company grows and integrates well with their online store.

www.krankcyclerx.com  (currently offline)

Web Technology: Joomla, CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP, and 3DCart e-commerce

Wildiris worked with the design team at Scholer Marketing to create the Military Parents website for parents who have lost a son or daughter while serving in the military. With practical knowledge and genuine empathy, Military Parents addresses how to survive, cope, and live again after the life-changing death of a military son or daughter.

www.military-parents.com

Web Technology: CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP and Joomla.

Wildiris worked with Advent Technologies to create an interactive elementary school website that allows parents and teachers to access and edit student information from the internet. Parents can check their children's grades and report cards, view lunch and library transactions, see student attendance, read assignment details from class, and search the library's book collection. In addition, teachers are able to enter grades and update assignment details and attendance in an easy-to-use format.

http://miltonpope.net/joomla (currently under construction)

Web Technology: CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, PHP, Joomla, and a 4D database back end.

World-renowned sculptor Dee Clements wanted to update his website to showcase his numerous art commissions and installations. Wildiris expanded the website and provided a dramatic backdrop for Dee's beautiful work.

www.deeclements.net

Web Technology: CSS, XHTML, and JavaScript.

In another successful joint project with Advent Technologies, Wildiris helped create an online catalog and ordering system for several departments at the University of Illinois. Students and staff can view items for sale, add items to their shopping cart, and place an order for delivery.

Web Technology: CSS, XHTML, JavaScript, and a 4D database back-end

Wildiris built SEO-optimized web pages for an online retailer of custom-printed products. We streamlined the process of creating product pages by writing a custom PHP script that generated HTML code quickly and easily.

www.printglobe.com

Web Technology: XHTML, PHP, SEO keyword optimization and Google AdWords