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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FSnD has partnered with finest communication design agency in various projects. Now we have revamped the old flash webpage and replaced it with a modern website based on jQuery in Typo3 The site contains image sliders and different feature movies and animations. The navigation is done with a modern javascript menu. … continue >
In cooperation with the design agency finest communication FSnD has launched a new website for Betten Hess
The website has a modern jQuery navigation menu, lightbox images and includes feature movies.
In cooperation with the design agency vierzehn02 FSnD has created another Typo3 website for their customer LaserJob.
The website has changing images and a modern jQuery menu navigation. The site was created a multi-lingual, multi-domain site in German and English for Germany and Canada.
Everyone who has created or worked on a larger website project has experienced the problem of dealing with the multitude of different browsers out there and their various quirks and failings. The plathoria of browsers goes from various versions of the Internet Explorer (IE 6 to 9 currently), to FireFox, Opera, Safari to more exotic applications such as Konqueror( used on Linux boxes ). The website developer usually has a favorite browser he or she uses for creating the webpages – most developers I know use Firefox, personally I prefer Opera. After completing the project, if they’re smart, they’ll check it out in various other Internet Browsers. It is usually not so good to tell your boss to have a look at the pages before you do that. Non-technical oriented people tend to use what their operating system provides out … continue >
