This winter we worked diligently on, and launched a new website for Hydro Power Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning of Truro Cape Cod.  Phil and Virginia have been operating a professional carpet and upholstery cleaning business for over 26 years and offer lower Cape customers top notch carpet cleaning service.

The website itself is simple, clean and effective, much like the service Hydro Power provides to it’s local Cape Cod customers.

We’re proud to announce the launch of the new Oceanside Building & Realty website in early February.  We worked with Jorie Flemming for several months in late 2008, polishing and refining the new site which features a new Blog and updated graphics and branding.

The blog allows Jorie to update her website with new articles and posts on Cape Cod Real Estate, as well as keep her home page content fresh with an RSS feed that automtically changes on her home page.

We Launched Lower Cape Construction on October 31st and have to admit, it’s one of the best examples of our design work to date.  We were happy to hear that Sean, Mark and the crew were happy, and look forward to working with LCC in elevating their market position on the Lower Cape and beyond.

The site features a home page with a CSS/AJAX Lightbox photo enlargements, an RSS blog feed from their WordPress blog, and great articles for home owners looking to learn about construction.

Debbie Noons of Stitch & Sew in Truro wanted a website for her Cape Cod slipcover business that would help her promote her services and act as a resource online to show off her past work and outline her services to prospective customers.

COLEwebdev was all too eager to help, and the result is the new SlipcoversCapeCod.com website, which we’re very proud of and Debbie is very exicited about as well.

Slipcovers Cape Cod

Little Life Preservers is finally live and accepting new custom breast cancer card orders.  LLP was a great project for Desiree and I, and we’re truly happy to see it live and the owner happy and enthused for the launch.

The design and programming of the secure backend was a nice challenge, it’s probably one of the most lean backends that I’ve ever completed, and I’m thrilled with the result.  3 screens, 2 PHP files, 1 text file for the autoresponder is all it took to create this interface and it’s flexible enough for expansion as well.