(click to view)	Hey Neato (Houston, TX) Hey Neato needed a complete re-design of their website. It features a fully functional shopping cart, that can be used to order off of with a credit card. Multiple products and categories can be input by the website owner at any time, along with the ability to quickly and easily add extra pricing options, such as item customization.

(click to view)	Best Bounce Around (Connecticut) The BBA website is a unique reservation website. Users can reserve bouncing equipment and other party items, as well as use its e-commerce capabilities to pay a deposit or the full amount. The owner can track all orders, customers, set discounts, coupon codes, free shipping and perform any type of credit card processing desired from the back end of the website.

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Nouri Gallery (Houston, TX) Though the navigation is currently inactive, it is worth showing for its flash introduction and functionality in development. The e-commerce enabled shopping cart allows for the owners to track quote requests from prospects, set manual custom pricing for anything, and manage all orders, users, categories & products. The dynamic drop down menu system is fully flexible for the Administrator to change around anything they want, as well as add new pages.

(click to view)	Bar Buddy (Houston, TX) Bar Buddy needed a website to sell frozen beverage dispensers and accessories using an e-commerce enabled shopping cart. They get their targeted traffic in from Google, and are setup through an analytics page to track who is clicking what on their website. The website allows them to be able to manage all categories, products, customers and orders online.

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PodSwap (Miami, FL) As an online retailer, PodSwap needed a strong and easy to use web presence. Featured in the Miami Herald, the website features an e-commerce enabled shopping cart. It allows users sell or trade their old iPods using a dynamic calculator. It even prints shipping labels for the trade-ins & sells. The dynamic calculator is fully manageable, as are the categories, products, customers and orders.

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Dyno Joe (Houston, TX) Dyno Joe is an automotive performance shop that handles the servicing of late model muscle cars, as well as selling performance parts. The website gets a lot of compliments, and features the ability to add an unlimited number of parts for sale, the ability to upload photos and pictures as well as the ability to add new pages. All orders, users and categories are easily manageable from the back end.

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Barrington House International (New Haven, CT) Offering premium cigars, Barrington needed a website not only for marketing purposes, but also for retail outlets to sign on and purchase. The e-commerce enabled shopping cart shows no pricing, until the registered user is confirmed as a licensed tobacconist regulated by Federal Agency. Once authorization is completed, the retailer can then purchase as many cigars for their store as desired. The owner of the website has the ability to control the content, and products on the website using our content management system.