K-C-P.com Customer Gallery

The images below are a thumbnail view of each of our customer sites home pages. Clicking on the image opens that site.

Composer Eleanor Cory

Our newest customer's site is a make-over of a long-running site. The new version improves on the previous site's usability by replacing HTML frames with a fixed-position div that mimics the functionality of the old frameset, keeping the navigation menu visible when users scroll down in page content.

The new site's navigation also features CSS rollovers instead of javascript-driven on mouse over effects. As with all our current projects, the code is 100% W3C valid.

ModernWorks

This customer's site was a renovation project. The site's home page was accidentally over-written, and the owner contacted us to attempt a rescue. With no backups in sight, we decided to rebuild from scratch.

In the late summer of 2008, we launched the new version to rave reviews from the site owner. Inspired by the art of Piet Mondrian, this design is one of the most colourful and fun projects we have ever worked on.

As with all our newer projects, the ModernWorks site is 100% W3C standard XHTML and CSS.

The New York Flute Club

This site first went live on the web in 2001. The site was originally built using a first-generation, table-based NetObjects Fusion and Macromedia Fireworks design we created at the time.

Now it features a modern wide-screen layout that fully meets W3C standards.

The New York New Music Ensemble

This site first went live on the web in early 2003. At that time, the site used a table-based layout created in NetObjects Fusion.

In the summer of 2008, we migrated the site code to modern W3C standard XHTML and CSS design methods.

Jacqueline Leclair, Oboe & English Horn

This site went live on the web before we ever worked on it. Dr. Leclair's former webmaster disappeared, and she came to us in the fall of 2003. In the late summer of 2007, we upgraded the site to use a pure css-driven layout and text-based navigation. Accordingly, the download time for this site's pages is half of what it was with the bloat of all those NetObjects Fusion Navigation button graphics.

Dr. Leclair's companion site, at http://www.beriooboesequenza.com, received a similar upgrade at the same time.

Manitoba MINI Motoring Club

This is site, promoting the joys of driving a MINI in Manitoba, launched in 2006. Designed to the latest W3C standards, the site also features a slick little image gallery designed with the aid of Project Seven's “Image Gallery Magic” component for Dreamweaver.

Manitoba Cat Club

Launched in 2005, this site, still growing, is designed to the latest W3C standards. In the planning stages for this site is a Cold-Fusion and database-driven photo gallery that allows designated club members to manage the photos displayed in the various image galleries.

da capo chamber players

This site first went live on the web in 1996. At the time, we were using a now long-defunct product called Corel WebMaster Suite.

By the end of the summer of 2009, this site will be entirely re-designed with the most modern web standards in mind.

Many of the site's long scrolling pages have been migrated into "Accordian Panels", which provide a way to reduce scrolling while keeping all content accessible.

Flutist Patricia Spencer

This site first went live on the web in 1997. At the time, we were using a now long-defunct Corel product called WebMaster Suite.

In the fall of 2007, we re-made this site with a new all-CSS layout -- that's one less NetObjects Fusion project to clutter up the web with nested tables page layout!

Sonic Boom Festival

This site first went online in 1997, and became inactive after the 2002 Sonic Boom Festival. It features a Flash animation on the home page.

The other pages in the site use table-based NetObjects Fusion and Macromedia Fireworks based designs created for each festival.

Syrinx Flute Festival

This site first went online in 1998. The latest version uses XHTML+CSS formatting, and Cold Fusion technology to do these things:

Gather data from the festival entrants into an on-line database.
Administer and deliver the festival schedule on line.

New Millennium Ensemble

This site went live in the spring of 2005. It uses the table based first-generation NetObjects Fusion and Macromedia Fireworks design we created at the time.