Eleven24

Technology: vBulletin Advanced, PHP, Flash, XML.

Synopsis: Our contribution to the 2007-08 version of the Flyers Hive was certainly less than in previous seasons, with the majority of the design being completed by DJE Design. This year E24 created a new page header, powered by Flash and XML, which also serves as a next game calendar. This calendar is very similar in functionality to the 2007 version of the Hive (for more details, see below regarding the 2007 edition).

The design for the header was created to simulate a highly reflective glass, utilizing the color scheme of the existing site.

Completion Date: November, 2007.
URL: www.flyershive.com

Technology: vBulletin Advanced, PHP, Flash, XML.

Synopsis: The redesign of version 6 of the Flyers hive marked the third version created by Eleven24 Design. Version 6 included a XML driven, Flash based schedule which showed the next three games on the Flyers schedule. It also included a dynamic image portal, also powered by Flash and XML, which displayed a random player image when the page was loaded.

In addition to the design of the graphical elements on the site there was also extensive PHP coding to enable the powerful back end vBulletin to meet the needs of the Flyers Hive community.

Completion Date: October, 2006.
URL: This design was replaced in 2007 version 7 of the Hive (see above)

Technology: Joomla CMS, PHP.

Date Completed: February, 2006. Currently under content update as of November 2007.
URL:www.magicmaintenance.com

Technology: Flash, PHP.

Synopsis: Concept site for Morris Auto Parts, designed in 2006.

Technology: vBulletin Advanced, PHP, Flash, XML.

Synopsis: The redesign of version 5 of the Flyers hive marked the second version created by Eleven24 Design. Version 5 included a XML driven, Flash based schedule which showed the next game on the Flyers schedule.

In addition to the design of the graphical elements on the site there was also extensive PHP coding to enable the powerful back end vBulletin to meet the needs of the Flyers Hive community.

Completion Date: October, 2005.
URL: This design was replaced in 2006 with version 6 of the Hive (see above)

Technology: PHP.

Synopsis: Redesign concept for the Bike Club of Philadelphia website. Design elements included ability for members to log in and search for club rides, and or user rides based on geographical location. Also provided BCP Board of Directors a means by which they could cull articles for their monthly newsletter, the “Quick Release”.

Client: Brandywine Consulting Group

Technology Used: PHP, Flash

Synopsis: Client desired two separate websites, one high bandwidth and one low bandwidth, which contained the exact same information. This was achieved with the implementation of a back-end MySQL database containing the site’s content. Additionally, each section of the website includes a quick print PDF option whereby visitors can print out selected content for offline viewing.

Design Theory: After our initial consultation with Brandywine Consulting it was determined that the company’s main focus was gathering marketing data, organizing it, and then presenting it to the customer in a more useful and organized manner. Essentially, BCG takes the confusion out of the numbers and gives them identity, or tangible groups of people associated with the data. This is where the design concept, found on the home page of both sites, came about. Rolling over the faceless images presents in-depth detail of a customer’s client base, a process BCG is built upon.

Completion Date: July, 2004
URL:www.brandywineconsulting.com