Fotolia is a royalty-free image database which allows you to purchase images to use on your website. Almost all the images that you see on these websites are from fotolia. Below I have added several photographs to show you the high quality photographs that fotolia provides.
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Website: http://www.osbln.com
Client: Occidental Sports Business and Law Network
Case: The Sports Business and Law Network organization on the Occidental College campus contacted Blue Circuit Web to create an online web forum for their members. They wanted to be able to have a place among their members to discuss interesting topics that were occuring in the sports community. Every OSBLN member has a unique username and password which allows them to login and post to the forum.
Code : HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP & MySQL
Completed: July 2011
Website: http://www.martywilsonbasketball.com
Client: Marty Wilson Basketball Camp
Case: Marty Wilson Basketball Camp needed a website built for them quickly so they could begin accepting online registration to their camp. In just a few weeks, the site was up and running with a google form as the registration page and an embedded YouTube videos to attract their audience.
Code : HTML, CSS, Javascript
Completed: May 2011
Website: http://www.eeadmin.com
Client: Exclusive Estate Administration
Case: Exclusive Estate Administration wanted a simple website that allowed their target audience more ease in navigating through their services. Using PHP, an 'Initial Consultation' form was created which used validation to ensure that certain fields were not only filled in, but were inputted correctly. Using a basic color scheme that was based upon their initial logo, we were able to create a simple site that fulfilled all of their needs.
Code : HTML, CSS, Javascript, & PHP
Completed: February 2011
Website: http://www.saeprovinceleadershipschool.net/ | No longer managed by Blue Circuit Web
Client: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Province Leadership School
Case: The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Provinces Chi and Chi Alpha requested a website for their annual province leadership school. This website allows people to view pictures of past leadership schools sessions, past speakers, as well as register online for the leadership school.
Code : HTML, CSS, Adobe Flash
Completed: January 2011
Website: https://masterybreastsurgeons.org
Client: American Society of Breast Surgeons
Case: The American Society of Breast Surgeons wanted an online database for the purpose of grathering information on surgical procedures. The database was designed to be a patient driven database so that multiple forms of information can be collected from each patient. Doctors are able to enter, edit, delete and print the information for each patient. Statistical reports were created to monitor the progress of patients as well as doctors.
Code : HTML, CSS, Javascript, MySQL & PHP
Completed: May 2010
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Website: http://www.breastcentersaz.com
Client: Breast Center of Southern Arizona
Case: The Breast Center of Southern Arizona wanted a website so that patients could get a feel of the practice before making an appointment. Using professional photographs from fotolia.com and a smooth flash slideshow, their website was transformed into a user-friendly experience. Patients are able to gather information about the doctor and can print out the patient registration prior to arriving at the office.
Code: HTML, CSS, FLASH & Javascript
Completed: November 2009
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Website: View Locally | No longer managed by Blue Circuit Web
Client: Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, Occidental Chapter
Case: The Occidental Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta needed a website to increase their publicity on campus.
Code: HTML, CSS & Javascript
Completed: November 2009
Website: Phase II - No Longer Available
Client: American Society of Breast Surgeons
Used: HTML, CSS, Javascript, MySQL & PHP
Completed: September 2009
Website: View Locally | No longer managed by Blue Circuit Web
Client: Occidental College Greek Council
Used: HTML, CSS, FLASH & Javascript
Completed: August 2009