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Web Design

From appealing visual design to backend database systems, the following sites represent the variety of design projects we have worked on. Our design process is always customized to the client, so contact us at sales@gambitdesign.com for a free consultation.

	Case Study : Madeline's Candles madelinescandles.com Using osCommerce, we built a fully functional custom e-commerce web site at an affordable price. Through an administration interface, the web site owner may manage products and their attributes. Changes may be made instantly to reflect new products and price changes.

Southern Chester County Refuse Authority seccra.org SECCRA's web site is designed to relay information to the public about their local landfill policies. Serving primarily as an information source, their site focuses heavily on their newsletters. Aerial photographs of the landfill combined with equipment form the basis of the site design.

	St. Michael Lutheran Church st-michael-lutheran.org St. Michael Lutheran Church is also designed as an information site for the church's congregation. An online photo gallery documents many Church events.

Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines ryerss.org Ryerss serves as a place for older horses to retire to. Through donations and volunteers, Ryerss provides care for these horses. The focus of this site is the constantly updated events. At least once a month, a new event is added to the site. Also, online visitors may donate to Ryerss via a secure online donation form.

	Equine Resources International, LLC equineresources.com ERI is a marketing firm focused solely on the equine industry. While containing significant information about the firm, ERI uses its web site in a unique way. All press releases produced by ERI are placed on the web site along with very high-resolution images to accompany the press releases. By putting the images online, ERI saves both time and money in distributing the photos to magazines and journals that may carry the press release.

Communication Automation and Control, Inc. cacdsp.com The goal of CAC's web site was to build a site that was driven by the products and product features rather than design. All content on CAC's web site comes from a SQL database and may be modified through an administration interface. This allows for easy changes and management by employees not familiar with web design.