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Web Site Development Projects
Lucky Lady
Lucky Lady needed a robust product management solution to handle their extensive inventory. For this, Syosoft turned to CRELoaded, a variation of e-commerce suite, osCommerce.
CRELoaded was a cost effective way to provide all the required functionality and loads more. Once the frontend of the web site was skinned and the payment and shipping modules setup, Lucky Lady was ready to go.
24 Jun 2007
Diamondback Ranch
Ranching is a big business and Diamond Back Ranch needed a solution to compliment their hard work. Syosoft stepped up and was able to provide an easy to manage - yet powerful - solution to their cattle organization needs.
Featurs a robust CMS, cattle pedigree, and age filters.
07 Jun 2007
San Francisco SCCA
SFR SCCA is a thriving chapter of the Sports Car Club of America. As such, they have amassed a large collection of race results, news postings, images, and documents. Porting this 7,500+ document site over to Joomla was no easy task.
After carefully reviewing their site structure, existing templates, and all linking documents, Syosoft was able to extract the content from static HTML pages, organize their images and documents into libraries, all the while maintaining the existing linking structure. The end result was a great face lift and the site management tools Joomla is known for.
01 Jun 2007
North Continent Land & Timber
NCLT's primary focus was to create an easy to navigate product catalog online. Beyond that, they had a lot of industry specific information to provide to their visitors. Syosoft was able to craft a solution that specificially met these needs and more. NCLT now has an easy to maintain attractive site that will keep visitors coming back.
15 Apr 2007