I think from design concept to live and being used took a week, though it’s my second EE site. There was NO learning curve to speak of for the second site. I can’t image how much faster a 3rd site will be!
The podcast page is going up shortly. How much easier can this get!
Kudos to the EE team. What a great product and support team.
Doug
bonfx.com
Just completed the site for the Lothian and Borders Safety Camera Partnership at http://www.lbsafetycameras.co.uk
The google maps which show the camera locations use a kml file to display all of the markers.
Hope you like it.
Ken
]]>I redesigned my website http://www.allnighters.net/. it covers topics on all sorts of electronic music like reports, music reviews, photos of events, an agenda, contests and so on.
I’m a bit of a minimalist so check out the grey & white mix and the times new roman bits 
oh, I’m a few days from being registered as a self-employed freelancer so give me a hoot if you like what you see!
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Every content on their old site was previously static that needed to be databased into expression engine. Most of the work was in data entry but Expression Engine enabled us to put up the structure of the site quick quickly.
I used my own version of a Form emailer and modified it to database the mailing list, plan now and miniform results and have the client visit a URL to download an CSV of the database records at their convenience.
Used Slideshow pro for image headers and Slideshow pro Director for managing all the images and photogallery image of each accommodation.
Accommodation was the trickies of all to put up. Sevaral fields and complex layout made it difficult to communicate what layout the client wants.
Integrated a Live Help application for on-the-site live communication with users.
We’re in the process of SEO and ATM its sounds quite a big job managing inbound URLs and replacing lots of content.
Take a look and let me know what you think.
Thanks for your time,
wiL (http://laxa.ca)
This site is running in a multisite manager install alongside our sister site, Global Learning Systems, which was launched a few months ago.
One of the things I’m happiest with on the new site is the product template. Example:
Microsoft Office 2007 Training
We had to continue using a legacy inventory system/shopping cart--but sometimes constraints breed creativity. In order to have current pricing pulled in from our legacy database I used a combination of EE tags and ajax. Works beautifully. (jQuery was the library used for AJAX as well as for hiding/showing content and visual effects.)
I’d sure appreciate your feedback on design, navigation, and “vibe.”
Thanks,
Brian Morykon
Spécialiste Lotus Notes/Domino => My professionnal website (my speciality is Lotus Domino development)
Super Mince => A personnal website about dieting
Regards
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it’s been a while. I created my first online portfolio almost two years ago. Now, the old site has retired as it was never meant to be a professional outlet but more of online reference of what I had done previously. Almost two dozen months later I’ve decided to jump into the cold water and go the professional route. Still a lot to do and always a lot to learn, but that will never change, will it?
Anyway, here it is.
And a big thank you to Waydie for reminding me that I had forgotten to put my name on my own site. Aging is an ugly process. :D
There are still a few bugs I need to iron out, but I had a deadline to meet, so I launched.
Thanks,
Maleika
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I am looking for a better name, will eventually get better logos going, and may add a mailing list at some point, but other than that I think I am done (no, really).
Let me know what you think, and if you have a better name, PM it to me. postalmoneky is already taken (sadly).
This is my second of the 4 sites I run that I have redesigned since purchasing MSM.
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