Dynamic Pages
Dynamic, in this sense, means “not static,” or “content generated.”

If you have 100 different products to sell, it is not necessary to create a page for each product.  A single skeleton page can be created for presenting all of the products, then the contents of the skeleton page can be “filled in” from a database.

Product Promotion and Selling Online Solution

C-Tech wanted to promote and sell their "Quick Stick" (a hockey stick and puck handling training aid) product online, and they wanted a bit of "snap" to the web pages.  Working with graphics designer, Jill Marino, we came up with a snappy looking presentation.  This example shows the integration of product design, graphic design, and internet design coming together into a nice simple solution that resulted in a compact and powerful product presentation.

C-Tech also wanted to have video presentations of their stick and puck handling training aid on their website.  So they created a YouTube account, uploaded their video files, and we integrated the presentations into their website.  Now Quick Stick enjoys a double bang for the buck: 1) video presentations on their web site, and 2) exposure on YouTube.

With a desire to keep things simple and focused, C-Tech decided to go with PayPal^® as their online payment solution.  A simple shopping cart aggregation plan was designed to collect orders and ship them over to PayPal^® for secure processing:

Examples
Photography
Real Estate Services
Real Estate Properties
Record Collection
Alternative Health
Real Estate School
Hockey Stick Handling
Capital Graphic Group
Plaza South Newtown

Database
Use of a database is not the correct or best solution for every website.  As with all of our site designs, we look at the whole concept to determine the best solution.

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