The website was built in several rolling phases. The client needed a website built immediately with the idea that it would grow as we progressed. So we picked WordPress to manage the content and so the client could blog. We bought the domain and launched the site 1 week prior to CFR opening to the public! So the site was setup in WordPress and let the client add all of the content. As the site took shape, we applied certain styles to the content and organized it.

Geoff Matheson was hired to build a brand and logo for CrossFit Rehoboth. He developed a great logo which was implemented within the website.

Over the course of the project lots of additional functionality was added to the CFR site, which in turn attracted lots and lots of visitors!! Currently the site gets an average of about 100 visitors a day and is growing each month. Go over and check it out yourself!

Rehoboth Beach Bodywork needed their content moved into a CMS so we chose WordPress for its ease of use and shorter learning curve for the user. Additionally we custom wrote a couple of web applications to handle the specific types of content, including massage types. We also did analysis of keyword density per page, and came up with improvements to the existing content. We also implemented some other Search Engine Optimization tricks within the site to increase traffic.

The project turned out to be very successful for both the client and us.

Please check out the Rehoboth Beach Bodywork website as a great example of a superior site done on a limited budget.

Woodin was designed using our favorite Content Management System, WordPress + custom programming. This gave us the effect we were looking for and were able to create a custom projects area where Woodin can display all of their current and past projects.

SO check it out and feel free to give us any constructive (or complimentary) feedback about the site!!

WordPress was used to power the CMS (Content Management System) and a custom designed theme was developed for the design. We wrote several custom functions within WordPress which provided the functionality Preservation Delaware was looking for. One of the examples is that we wrote code to allow a visitor to submit an endangered site form, have an internal workflow to publish the endangered site, and then that information immediately appear on the website. All of the site information is stored in WordPress and a mysql database. A simple GUI makes controlling all aspects of the site easy. Preservation Delaware can update and modify any of the information on the website.

We were really excited to present this website to the Preservation Delaware Board Members and give them an overview of some of the capabilities. We would like to thank the entire Preservation Delaware organization, Delaware Governor Jack Markell, Delaware Secretary of State, Jeff Bollock and everyone else who attended the press conference.

The Preservation Delaware website can be found by following this link.

Geoff and EJHost decided we would try to finish the entire website in the 2 week project plan. It was a very aggressive schedule, and we needed to have an open channel of communication with the client. Throughout this development process the Preservation Delaware representatives clearly defined when their availability and we were able to keep the project on schedule this way.

In the initial version of the site, we were able to provide much of the functionality Preservation Delaware was looking for.

We used WordPress as the CMS using a custom designed theme. We wrote several custom functions within WordPress which provided the functionality we were looking for. One of the examples is that we wrote code to allow a visitor to submit an endangered site form, have the administrator approve that form, and then that information immediately appear on the website. All of the information is stored in WordPress and made easy to update and modify any of the information on the website.

We were really excited to present this website today to the Preservation Delaware Board Members and give them an overview of some of the capabilities. We would like to thank the entire Preservation Delaware organization, Delaware Governor Jack Markell, Delaware Secretary of State, Jeff Bollock and everyone else who attended today.