Another example of a simple "Brochure Site," this site was designed to promote the medical services of this free clinic without requiring investment in ongoing maintenance costs. The site has several pages identifying the services provided, patient eligibility and responsibilities, and contact information. It also provides free advertising to the agencies that contribute assistance and volunteers.

A good example of a basic online presence site, Dr. Lee was looking for a simple and cost-effective way to be online without needing to re-invest in it continuously. Also known as a "Brochure Site," on this one page you can find everything you need to know about Dr. Lee including services offered, contact and location information, insurance accepted, and an overview of him and his staff. An online contact form is also provided and utilized by many of his patients.

Since his target customer is likely to have vision-related problems, we added the ability to increase the font size of the text, along with some cute little comments if the user needs to increase the font size.

We were originally approached by the Animal Health Population Institute at Colorado State University in 2006 to develop the NAADSM project, a veterinary contagious disease epidemiologic modeling application. The site was designed to be minimalistic in design, focusing on the ease of providing information to support the application. The NAADSM development team continues to relies on us to provide a site that distributes, documents and supports the application. Members of the team manage their respective site content without needing any special skills or software. In addition to the visible site, there is a tremendous amount of functionality restricted to team members and application users, invisible to the anonymous site visitor (someone not logged in).

The main site includes:

• support forums
• bug tracker
• collection of testing files
• conference call management system
• integration with pre-existing custom databases

NAADSM Parameter Library
The Parameter Library was a year-long development project for Colorado State University and the US Department of Agriculture that allows users to develop, store and share their parameter values and supporting documentation for the NAADSM application. An intensive application, this was large, complex, and heavily dependent on user permissions. Highlights include:

• Over 50 input forms
• Parent-child structure to relate parameter values
• User permissions based on user's role per each parameter value or parent project
• Ability to handle files up to 100MB in size
• Full bibliographic application

This is a small but valuable non-profit organization that provides custom-modified strollers to children who rely on ventilators. Without their help, these children would remain home-bound, along with their care-givers. This organization relies on the generosity of donors for nearly everything they do. They initially needed a professional-looking website to help convince a manufacturer to donate strollers. The site continues to be relied on to communicate their purpose and availability to those in need, to recruit volunteers and to raise much-needed funds.

This site uses a bright, friendly, inviting color scheme to convey the focus on children's needs. There's a donation form web page for printing, special pages to recognize donors and participants in their latest fundraising activity, and even a YouTube video of the gourmet chef challenge.