LifeWise wishes to revamp their existing website, as well as fix various problems with user forms.

Pink and Vegas want to expand their current site with more user interaction including user accounts, mailing lists, voting booths, and giveaways.

Task:
Trend Designs wanted to expand upon an existing one-page site. They wished to provide information about their products and services to clients via the web.

Solution:
Pure Concepts provided Trend Designs with an elegant website complimenting the interior of their Spalon. In addition, Pure Concepts developed several dynamic pages that allowed Trend Designs full control of their content.

Task:
The River View wanted to redesign an existing website. They desired an upscale website that would portray all the features offered in their upcoming development.

Solution:
Pure Concepts provided the client with a simplistic, clean design. The goal aimed to promote usability as well as attraction. As the website will change with development, Pure Concepts installed pure Content for the client to control desired areas of the website.

Task:
Ink Productions wanted to redesign an existing website. With graphic design potential, they had envisioned a new website design. They wanted the graphics exact, and control over a Specials page.

Solution:
Pure Concepts used our technology to transfer their ideas to the web. When other local companies strayed from their new design, Pure Concepts realized their ideas. In the end, Ink Productions had their graphic layout and complete control of all pages of the website. See it before!

Task:
Artwear by Alida makes original print and graphic designs. ABA wanted Pure Concepts to create a website to display primarily their shirt designs, but also artwork throughout the site. ABA needed to get designs to clients via the web to increase sales in their new business model.

Solution:
Pure Concepts organized ABA's designs to retro-fit a site with heavy art graphics and crisp content. In the end, the site remained simple. Nonetheless, ABA was very pleased with the design and fully confident it would serve their needs.

Task:
The Jeffersonville Clark County Youth Football League wished to offer league and team information for its participants and others online.

Solution:
Pure Concepts sponsored its services to JCCYFL as a chance to give back to the community. We customized a version of our pure Content product to allow JCCYFL control over team, member, coach, field, and sponsorship information. Also developing them a schedule and scoring system, plus a photo gallery for season pictures.

Task:
Expand BIO's existing website to grow with the company. Also adding a product catalog for users to browse.

Solution:
Pure Concepts built BIO a clean and corporate design that best suited BIO. Focus remained primarily on ease of navigation, and concise content as BIO requested. BIO had administrative control over news articles and all aspects of the product catalog. See it before!

Task:
HLT needs a site to help expand the company. Currently, the site wishes to remain informative with an online news section to educate users about policies in their area. They want a secure online application that will help jump-start title searches.

Solution:
HLT received a corporate site that was simple in design but rich in professional content. PC developed all sections that HLT requested and gave control of them with a custom content management system.

Task:
Establish an initial web presence for their users to apply online for loans, forecast mortgage payments, and educate themselves on industry terminology. ADM also wanted to maintain content control and high security to protect their user's information.

Solution:
Pure Concepts created an American website that expressed the company outlook of ADM. We developed all aspects of the site they requested, and gave control over heavy text sections with a custom content management system. They also have capability to Print and Save user information in various formats to effectively distribute to loan officers.

Task:
Expand SOI's existing website to better fit their growing band's attitude, while keeping content control in the hands of SOI.

Solution:
Pure Concepts gave SOI a clean and efficient site, in style with the new "tech wide-screen" look. Also adding heavy graphic content, Flash objects to control navigation, and their own streaming MP3 player. In the end, SOI had administrative control over picture galleries, show dates, news, site images, MP3 player, and more. See it before!

Task:
PBG needed a secure site for their plants to submit pictures and other pertinent info to produce security badges. They wanted plant members to view information specific to their plant.

Solution:
Our team built an entire user management system for the Administrators to use. They can add/approve/edit/delete users to the website in the blink of an eye, while also downloading or archiving the Badge Request data from users. They have full content control utilizing Macromedia Contribute to update information on each individual plant.

Task:
Bill Caldwell wanted a neighborhood site for residents of the Hikes Point area. As well as real estate listings in his area and Greater Louisville. All while keeping the price small.

Solution:
We set him up with several real estate searches for home listings in Hikespoint by subdivision, as well as all of Louisville. We also installed a modified open source message board, and automated scripts to keep listing data up-to-date without monthly costs.

Task:
RE/MAX Professionals needed a quick redesign for both layout and content. They also wanted to upgrade their real estate listings to our new IDX package, with custom leads and tracking distributed to their agents.

Solution:
Our graphics team built them a simple template with their new logos and colors. I installed our real estate listing package, along with a round-robin leads/tracking system. They were also built an administrative side to control leads, and add/edit/delete agents from the system.

Task:
EFS wanted a site that represented their company: traditional and professional. They wanted several forms and survey pages for their clients and users to be able to access.

Solution:
Our team built a template rich in conservative gray and blue to fit with their image. We allowed multiple pages for user feedback, as well as dynamic forms and links pages for them to update as needed.

Task:
Expand upon Greene & Cooper's existing site, while removing older/unwanted segments.

Solution:
We 'cut the fat and added some lean muscle'. The main addition was a secure access for existing clients to login and view monthly reports, which GC had complete administrative control over.

Task:
Add a DSL qualification form that also stores given customer data for future reference and leads.

Solution:
I built several scripts to check or re-check user given numbers and test against DSL qualified numbers from the local phone company. Data was managed for various purposes including automatic re-checking and sales leads.

Task:
Keep this existing client happy and upgrade the real estate listings.

Solution:
Added current real estate listings package, as well as a specialized Request Information form.