ServicesOn-Site's Website Portfolio
We have solved a number of business issues for our customers with our online application and website development. Examples of our client's websites are shown below, with a brief explanation of the business problem we addressed:
Secure Price Sharing
This site was custom built for United Power, Inc. They wanted to share daily pricing data with clients without providing this sensitive data to competitors. This site includes a password-protected, members-only online archive of pricing information and other proprietary content.
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Secure Online Project Management
Survey America coordinates land-survey clients with a nationwide network of local, insured, and state licensed land surveyors. They needed an interactive tool to allow secure communications with both clients and surveyors. On-Site's online database allows their customers and surveyors to get the information needed to complete surveys quickly, accurately and efficiently.
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Content Management
WNIN is Evansville Indiana's Home for PBS television and radio. They needed a website that could be updated and managed by non-technical internal personnel through a simple web-based interface. We provided an easy-to-update community calendar, and a simple way to integrate content provided by PBS and NPR.
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ECommerce Shopping Cart
This site includes a secure online store, several pages of informative content, and powerful search functionality.
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Multiple Channel Design
Some businesses have more than one audience, and need to provide different information to each audience, and sometimes even need a different look and feel for their sites. Oliver Headache and Pain Clinic wanted to present one set of forms and events to referring doctors, and another set to patients. On-Site built a website to provide access for these two very different groups of website visitors.
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