Whew… it’s been a long day. We just finished training our contact for this site and made it live. Boy howdy, I’m going to enjoy THIS weekend…

Bradley Roofing and Maintenance has never had a website. Owner Noel Bradley was referred to us by another client and has been just about the most trouble free individual we’ve ever worked with. The site uses Mark Huot’s file extension, phat fusion’s multibox and the solspace free form extension.

...and Mark…. we are looking at the image resizer thing you suggested to address the same situation on this site! So back off buddy!

For anyone out there still waffling over whether or not Expression Engine is a viable platform for development: None of these sites took longer than 20 hours to develop from concept to launch. EE is the best thing to ever happen to our little shop; our programmer can concentrate on custom web apps and our designers can whip together an amazingly feature rich site in no time. Even our admin person helps by setting up standardized weblogs. Yes you have to buy a license, but in our opinion open source CMS solutions are worth every penny you pay for them!

impdesigns - 23 May 2008 02:37 PM

Whew… it’s been a long day. We just finished training our contact for this site and made it live. Boy howdy, I’m going to enjoy THIS weekend…

What’s so special about this weekend then? I’m guessing you’re going to kick back a bit, yes? You definitely deserve it with all the work you have been doing on these sites of late!!

impdesigns - 23 May 2008 02:37 PM

Bradley Roofing and Maintenance has never had a website. Owner Noel Bradley was referred to us by another client and has been just about the most trouble free individual we’ve ever worked with. The site uses Mark Huot’s file extension, phat fusion’s multibox and the solspace free form extension.

Looking very good. Nice work coming from your stable there.

impdesigns - 23 May 2008 02:37 PM

...and Mark…. we are looking at the image resizer thing you suggested to address the same situation on this site! So back off buddy!

Now I feel hurt. Was only trying to help, honest

impdesigns - 23 May 2008 02:37 PM

For anyone out there still waffling over whether or not Expression Engine is a viable platform for development: None of these sites took longer than 20 hours to develop from concept to launch. EE is the best thing to ever happen to our little shop; our programmer can concentrate on custom web apps and our designers can whip together an amazingly feature rich site in no time. Even our admin person helps by setting up standardized weblogs. Yes you have to buy a license, but in our opinion open source CMS solutions are worth every penny you pay for them!

And especially this CMS. I don’t even think about the cost any more. In fact I don’t think I have ever thought about it! ExpressionEngine is just so good that it is more than worth the price if just for the Technical Support on these forums alone.

Really glad you have loads of work coming in and that you are getting it all out of the door so fast, really good news.

Keep up the great work.

Best wishes,

Mark

Mark Bowen - 23 May 2008 03:58 PM

What’s so special about this weekend then?

Three-day weekend? Just guessing.

Ingmar Greil - 23 May 2008 04:05 PM

Three-day weekend? Just guessing.

Why wasn’t I informed?

Nice site impdesigns, the gallery mootools multibox is a pretty slick lightbox contender, like that a lot.
The steel type roof or whatever it is in the design header looks like something I could use on my place, but that’s probably a commercial quality, commercial price roof.
Does the mootools multibox use “gallery” features or is it just uploaded images in a weblog?
I have a personal license now, so I finally have access to the official gallery module.
Thanks,
Ty “Three-day-weekend Club”

Just noticed the pull-quote in the header, great design/typography work!
The about and contact pages are not currently loading any quote text.
That’s great incentive for a client site, hey at the very least pop in there once in a while and change your page quotes. I get people wanting a horizontal scroll, and I hate those (Sales what are you gonna do?).