Our Goals at Studio-Connect

WE CREATE THE BEST SITE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS

The primary goal of Studio-Connect is to create a site that will meet your business goals and attract customers. We do not promote technology as an end in itself to your needs, but instead we find ways to make technology complimentary to you and your business. We seek to create a unique presence for your business on the web - one that will give customers a reason to return, and will ultimately make their lives (and yours) more convenient.

To satisfy our primary goal, Studio-Connect focuses on 3 main aspects of site development:

EASE OF USE

How many times have you visited a site to perform a task and have been baffled by the clutter, disorganization, and sheer volume of information to sort through? The web can be a very messy environment, and sites can easily become burdened with complex navigation and mismatched technologies. At Studio-Connect we map out navigational structures in advance, use technologies that can grow with your site, and keep the interface clean and simple.

CROSS-BROWSER COMPLIANCE

It is important for sites to have the ability to be viewed on multiple platforms, and in multiple browsers. Avoiding cross-browser compliance may prohibit a target audience from being able to view your site. We keep all sites and applications developed in-house in compliance with CSS and XHTML 1.0 Transitional standards.

NOTE: External libraries and proprietary technologies (such as flash) do not always validate 100%. While we try to limit our use of these tools, we also only use technologies supported by all major browsers.

ACCESSIBILITY

Accessibility is a factor of development closely related to compliance, yet is important in its own right. If your application requires mobile device or other special access, we will develop to that medium. We also focus on best-accepted practices for placing fonts, images, and colors in your site.

SITES:

Naturopathy Online - A web store for Dr. Jennifer Phillips to sell supplements to her patients.

FRAMEWORKS:

The Studio-Connect Component Framework, which may or may not end up being called GTK on the web.