I'm proud to announce the launch of a new ColdFusion web site for FurstPerson. FurstPerson claims to "Drive Hiring Performance Improvement" with their "Call Center Hiring and Assessment Solutions."

The ultra-slick design was courtesy our "beloved" Jaci, who performed her magic using Adobe's Photoshop® and Illustrator®. Using Adobe® ColdFusion® as well as MS SQL, CSS and XHTML, I constructed the site from the designer's image files.

The site features the ability to "Gate" some dynamic content such as case studies, white papers and even video whereby a user may be required to "register" in order to view the material. To deliver streaming video, we partnered with the folks over at Brightcove. I was able to leverage some of their API's to deliver the video dynamically. The site has also been tightly integrated with Eloqua for lead generation as well as some statistical information.

I plan to write a few more posts down the road on how I handled some of the hurdles I faced while building the site, including the ability to allow the client to tie documents, blog/news posts and videos directly to specific products and services through an intuitive back-end administration area.

Congratulations Jeff and everyone else at FurstPerson. This truly was a challenging and rewarding project to be a part of.

Designer: Jaci M. | Developer: Stephen Withington

Another ColdFusion web site was unveiled this morning for Clinkenbeard, a "worldwide leader in the rapid production of complex cast and machined parts using a wide variety of plastics and metals." I built the site from the ground up using Adobe® ColdFusion® along with CSS and XHTML. The "mavericky" design is courtesy Greg L., a designer dedicated to the art of "awesomeness."

Static areas of the site were optimized for use with Adobe® Contribute® CS3, while the dynamic, data-driven areas are administered with a custom back-end powered by Adobe® ColdFusion® and Microsoft® SQL Server.

Designer: Greg L. | Developer: Stephen Withington

We successfully launched another ColdFusion web site on Friday for Act2 Strategists, Inc. located at www.act2plan.com. I built the site using CSS, XHTML and of course Adobe® ColdFusion®. The site was designed by one of Northwestern Illinois' finest designers, Greg L.

Static areas of the site were optimized for use with Adobe® Contribute® CS3, while the dynamic, data-driven areas are administered with a custom back-end powered by Adobe® ColdFusion® and Microsoft® SQL Server.

Congratulations Act2 Strategists on your new online presence!

Designer: Greg L. | Developer: Stephen Withington