Built on the ExpressionEngine 2.0 Public Beta, the new Cococello site has plenty of custom jQuery and just a handful of plug-ins keeping it light, fast and looking good.
Nice clean HTML & CSS keep this site light, simple and effective. I threw in a touch of PHP to help manage content editing and added a nice interactive map on the Contact page.
I tweaked Nic's existing site to make the navigation dynamic so that he could pick and choose which portfolios are featured and did a custom PhotoShelter integration.
Built with ExpressionEngine, I also used the Structure add-on, @font-face, image sprites for the navigation rollovers and a very pink customized lightbox on the Portfolio page!
This one has the works: ExpressionEngine, custom jQuery, custom PHP, @font-face, lots of add-ons and a full user administration built into the front-end. It’s very nearly a full web application.
I used Structure and Freeform with this ExpressionEngine installation. It gives the client a nice intuitive way to control their content and a great way to track their potential clients via the Get a Quote form.
Many different types of content made ExpressionEngine the perfect solution for this project. News entries, client testimonals, Paypal integration and an event calendar are all handled seamlessly.
Built with ExpressionEngine and a touch of jQuery, Kevin’s amazing photography and the brilliant design from Cococello made this collaboration a project I’m proud to share.
I used the Ruby on Rails based Radiant CMS to handle content management for this site as well as some custom PHP and jQuery to tame the large multi-page Get a Quote form.
The Get a Quote page on this site was magic. Positioning of all the form inputs was done purely with CSS. The results: An easier way for clients to communicate with Pole Building supply.