World Computer Exchange is an incredible organization committed to putting computers into the hands of youths in developing countries. This site is constructed with the newest form of server side technology, a content management system called Drupal. It is a modular system allowing for rapid development of a site incorporating the most sophisticated elements from Blogs, Calendars, Photo Galleries, to RSS feeds and Newsletters. Very Web 2.0 and quickly becoming a serious tool of choice for website construction.

Nancy Bender has been running a successful insurance business servicing clients in the New England area for 30 years. She came to CBP Webdesign after determining her present site no longer met her needs. She wanted a professional site up and running quickly which would not cost a fortune. We modified a template utilizing media representative of her business. In addition to creating the site, we did an analysis of her infrastructure and suggested appropriate changes. After the new website was launched she reported gaining new clients within a week. This site uses Flash and javascript.

The challenge was to provide a website that was artistic and well designed to reflect Karl Nestelberger's talent. We collaborated on color pallettes and agreed to keep the approach fluid and lean. In addition to portraits and landscapes, Karl also specializes in faux decorative techniques and he wanted to highlight the various works he has provided for clients. This site incorporates Flash, and javascript.

This is a Drupal 6 site for a non profit community organization. Drupal provides exactly the right platform for this organization as it enables targeted newsletters and allows users to add their own material without need for software or html skills. It provides forums, events calendar, and myriad of other useful features.

Alderman Christine Samuelson determined a website would be the best way to communicate with her constituents. This site utilizes Flash, javascript, and php.