WebFeet Web Design | Database design and SQL database management.| Calendars and customer management.

Dynamic websites are the future, as static websites are quickly becoming a thing of the past. To gain an audience, sites need to do more than just look good. They should also be a highly functional tool that is easy to use, so that customers feel comfortable and stay on your site.

WebFeet's experts can help you make the transition from a boring static site, to a engaging dynamic one. This goal can be achieved through the addition of rotating content, calendar applications and just about anything you can dream up, we can program. These types of additions along with a backend database, will make your site more useful to your client and your business. The WebFeet staff is proficient in complex SQL database programs, and design languages, so your custom application is only limited by your imagination and budget.

Here are just a few examples of online applications you may choose to add:

E-Commerce Systems
Admin Panels - for client web site administration
Blogs
Calendars
Classified/Auction Listings
Forums
Online Catalog Systems
Real Estate Listings Systems
Rotational Systems such as Tip of the Day, or random photos
Site wide Search Engines
Customer Tracking and Contact Systems
Affiliate Programs

Platforms
We work on a windows 2003 server platform and our staff is comprised of Microsoft Certified Systems Engineers [MCSE] and Microsoft Certified Solution Developers [MCSD]

Databases
We recommend MS SQL Server, as it is included with all of our hosting, but also have the knowledge to support mySQL and Access

Languages
Our sites are based around technologies that work and work well. ASP, ASP.NET, SQL, XML, JavaScript, VBScript, HTML / DHTML, Flash, CSS.

Database Development
If you want offer dynamic content, whether it be a newsletter, a chat room, recipes, or products for sale, then you need a backend database. These applications will create a fresh, dynamic, changing presence that clients will be drawn to. Most online applications work with a database to deliver content and capture user responses, making them the backbone of your site. Databases give you unlimited flexibility to capture and return data in a way that works for your needs. To fully understand the role a database will play in your site, think of what information would be most important to your business to gather, and how it would be most useful to return it to you in the form of a report.