As embedding Google Maps becomes more and more difficult, with all the ‘improvements’ Google has been making our customer Eastshore Realty asked us for support.
Now the appropriate Map is automatically displayed beside each listing. Making it easier for customers to locate the objects.
To promote their product and company better KH Software decided to start a Wordpress blog.
On the blog they post their latest events and product updates along with interesting new customer installations. All posts are automatically spread to various social media platforms
As usual the website is generated using the CMS Typo3. It contains a fully adaptive background image depicting the office building works well in modern smart phones and tablets. The start page has a splash movie showing the highlights of the object.
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The new translator portal for The Native Translator is online. This portal is a major re-design of the original we created over two years ago. It supports 18 different language, including languages with non latin fonts such as Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Arabic.
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The Cruise Liner ‘DIE DEUTSCHLAND’, also known as the ‘MS-DEUTSCHLAND’ and as the ‘Traumschiff’ in the German TV series, has received a website in Typo3 with a complete new look and feel. The shipowning company Reederei Peter Deilmann GmbH asked our partner company finest communication to re-design the website, which is dedicated to their flagship MS-Deutschland. Finest communication asked FSnD to do the technical implementation in Typo3. The website relies very heavily on impressive pictures and stresses usability. It also shows the onboard webcam through Earth TV and lists all cruises this luxury liner will be undertaking for a year ahead of time. The display of the cruise listing and detail views was implemented in Typo3 6.0 and Extbase and Fluid, the new standard for developing Typo3 extensions. It is of course database driven and can each cruise can easily be … continue >
The latest Typo3 Website to go online is the site for Würtenberger Kunze.
Würtenberger Kunze is a legal firm specialized in intellectual property rights. They wanted their website in 3 different languages, English, German, Portuguese, each with its own domain, as they have many international customers, especially from Brazil.
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The website for the MS Deutschland GmbH was originally a single page with links that let you scroll to different positions. This site was rebuilt in Typo3 in English and German and can now be maintained a lot easier. It also offers more ‘beef’ for search engines, as it has far more individual pages. … continue >
We have been very busy the last few months. Among other Typo3 websites we created a new site for First Components Distribution. Apart from the usual multilingual content our designers came up with a new flashy layout. A different slogan can be integrated into every header image.
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The iThera Medical website was re-created as a Typo3 website by FSnD Ltd according to design specifications by finest communication. iThera Medical offers the next generation in molecular imaging. The website contains image sliders to promote their product, embedded YouTube videos and a download area. The download area offers recent publications and requires the user to enter his email address and name before having access to the files. … continue >
VVO, a financial investment broker, had their website made in Flash a few years ago. It never really got very good ranking with the search engines. Lately of course they also ran into the problem that their site could not be viewed by people using Apple’s new iPhone and iPad, as these devices do not support Flash.
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The website in Typo3 is dedicated to classical equestrianism and the International Training Centre for Classical Horsemanship run by Anja Beran with a small shop solution.
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With finest communication FSnD setup a new Typo3 Website for the Insurance Broker VDK Versicherungsservice. The main considerations for updating the existing website with the CMS Typo3 was to improve the acceptance by search engines
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