RADOX was contacted by Zen Photography in February 2010 to update their existing web site. As well as re-writing the existing public pages to make them much more visible to internet search engines, a new, secure, admin section was added to the site which made it much easier for new photographs to be uploaded and displayed.
RADOX took over the maintenance of this web site in January 2010. We are currently in the process of making the web site easier to use and maintain.
RADOX began helping to maintain this local National Trust Volunteer Group's web site in August 2008 and took over this role in 2009. A complete appraisal and update of the site was performed making it both easier to navigate and easier to maintain.
"The site is easier to navigate now, and the feedback I have received has been uniformly positive."
A small site, up and running in a matter of days from just a few items of existing printed literature and photographs. RADOX created this web site for Purdy Pine Products in February 2008.
RADOX took over the maintenance of this US-based organisation's web site in August 2006. This is one of the largest and most sophisticated sites worked on by RADOX to date with it's extensive use of PHP server-side scripting, MySQL database driven content, Online purchasing, automated background tasks and user access control. This site
demonstrates our ability to serve customers both near
and far.
"RADOX has provided RDD Online with a professional and state of the art e-commerce website and conference management system at an affordable price. They continue to optimize our site and provide a 'one stop shop' for all our web related issues. RADOX is very responsive to our needs and has always provided insightful ideas - all working 'virtually'. The attention to detail is greatly appreciated and their on-going service has been impeccable. I have absolutely no reservation in recommending them."
This extensive
site, designed entirely by RADOX in April 2000,
continues to be maintained to this day.
Consisting of multiple pages, including some
automated, self-updating pages, this site also
includes web-based Contact Us and Feedback forms
generating email responses.
As this customer is a non-profit making organisation, RADOX agreed to provide their services free-of-charge. Extensive use is made of free web services such as free web site hosting, free web page traffic statistic providers, etc.
"We have utilised the services of RADOX for the last ten years. They are only too pleased to make changes to our site which they have maintained, free of charge during this time for us. We have no hesitation in recommending RADOX's work or commitment to anyone."
This
web site was designed by RADOX in February 1998
and continues to be developed and maintained to this day. This
site has evolved over time to maintain a fresh
appearance and has included, amongst other
things, automated, self-updating content, User comments, Forums, Contact
Us functionality via SMS text messaging and MP3
audio downloads.
The
maintenance of this US-based pharmaceutical
company's web site was taken over by RADOX in
April 2003 and began with a thorough review.
RADOX was able to suggest to the customer a number of ways how this technical site, including PDF document
downloads, could be made clearer, faster to view
and easier to navigate.
This
customer's web site was
designed and maintained by RADOX. The user
interface was intentionally fun and friendly
whilst, behind the scenes, was sophisticated
enough to allow customers to submit orders
(including dynamic cost calculations) which were
then submitted via email accompanied by SMS
text message alert.
Wysiwyg was a small business administration services company which approached RADOX to create for them an online presence on a budget. Based upon the company's existing printed brochure, this web site was designed, implemented and live on the internet accepting enquiries within a matter of days.
A modern,
simple, contemporary look was adopted by RADOX
when designing and maintaining this IT
consultancy's web site.
This
promotional web site for a music band was designed
by RADOX from little more than a copy of the
band's latest CD and a few photographs. The
design of the web site intentionally copied the
style and format used by the band on its CD. This
web site allowed visitors to download samples of
the band's music in various formats including WAV
& MP3.
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