Web Sites Designed and Built by CARISMA
Currently in production, this new web site for Zaveta Construction showcases advanced programming techniques, interactivity with Google Maps, and extensive scripting as well as panoramic photography!
Topknobs USA Inc’s web site is a portal for their retail customers who sell cabinet and door hardware. The site is entirely database-driven and functions as an electronic catalog as well as a dealer locator.
All programming was custom to their specifications and is written in PHP.
Fres-co System USA Inc. needed a great looking site to portray their line of best-in-class flexible packaging solutions. The site features 4 interactive sections that are customer-controllable as well as a fully functional Human Resources Pavilion where jobs are posted and resumes are accepted for positions within the firm.
All programming was custom to their specifications and is written in Cold Fusion.
Direct Dimensional Design Inc. are creators of innovative 3 dimensional marketing pieces. This site was designed to “say it with pictures” rather than text. The online gallery and interesting FLASH™ intro are the points of interest.
D&R Greenway’s home page features interesting “hidden” menus that appear when your mouse pointer approaches. This design was used to preserver the full photos of rescued land and natural resources.
The Lawrence Hopewell Trail site is an example of how we can make only a few dollars go quite a long way. Built partially in-kind for a local non-profit, this site is a nice showcase for their organization.
CARISMA’s brand new web site featuring some catchy flash work on the home page as well as our interactive customer pavilion. Here our clients can report trouble issues, check their account status and send instant messages to our staff when they’re on the road.
The Bucks County Health Improvement Partnership or BCHIP site is another example of bang for the buck. Another local nonprofit benefits from affordable pricing and in-kind work.
The Lower Bucks Family YMCA site, now under construction, will feature an customer-configurable, database-driven calendar of events page. Later iterations of the site will feature on-line contributions via real-time credit card processing.
