I just finished another website, but unfortunately the server I’m supposed to transfer it onto has some problems, so I have to wait until they’re fixed to transfer the website. More details soon!
Posts Tagged ‘design’
New website pending
Friday, August 7th, 2009SLFeed – Second Life Jobs
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009In the past couple of weeks I’ve been working, aside from other project, on a website for jobs in Second Life. It’a a friend’s website and I’m pretty happy with the way it turned out. It’s very simple, it’s fast and I hope is very easy to use. There might be some small changes needed so any feedback will be appreciated. Here it is:
SLFeed Logo
SLFeed Website
The new Go! is live
Sunday, December 28th, 2008
The new version for our URL shortener service is live.
We’ve changed the design making it simpler, cleaner and, we hope, more beautiful.
We’ve added a Control Panel for registered users to be able to edit or delete a link and to see how many clicks a link had. There’s even a help page so you know how you can use it.
If anybody is interested, we’re going to build an Ajax API for it later on.
www.cerinte.ro – latest project
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008The main idea of this website is ads. Free ads that anyone can post with or without account. One of our main focuses was to make the information as accessible as possible. So, using Ajax, a visitor gets the information he wants in just one second. It’s fast, it’s fun and it’s free.
www.sepci.com.ro
Monday, April 14th, 2008This is the latest project we completed. The client wanted a site to promote and to sell his products by mail. The project consisted of design, development, CMS development and SEO. All that the client had to do was to add his products, so we’ve made his job pretty easy.
Web design, web development and web hosting
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008These words should describe the activity of ScriptyWeb Studio, a small business from Romania run by an enthusiast of internet technologies. It’s new, it’s promising and its focus is to do a great job in the online environment. With only a few bucks spend on a web server, will it become a real company, or will this dream come to a short end?