theming
Phythea
Project Description:
Phythea is a well-known French medical company focusing on producing feminin medication. We were responsible for creating the back-end CMS that will provide the owners with an easy-to-use content management solution. The company's product range is grouped into 4 categories / sub-sections. We were responsible for developing a way for editors to be able to maintain these product families, add new products, pages, forms, polls or anything they like. The various product sections act like different home pages - they have different designs and editorial permissions, they have their own structure so new pages or forms can be added to specific products in the system. While the website itself could be considered as a brochure-type website, it is a perfect example of advanced content and user management system - just like a news publishing website.
Project Country:
France
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Seanodes
Project Description:
Seanodes is a world-wide software developer company based in France. We were responsible for creating the architecture and the e-commerce system for this website. We implemented various file management and security features so the file purchases are safe and reliable. We have used advanced content management techniques to create various sections on the site, like updateable news and careers sections. The online shopping system is a really powerful and easy-to-use, professional solution that lets the administrators monitor sales, manage payments, send invoices and notifications and provides a secure way for customers to purchase file downloads.
Project Country:
France
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