We are a web development and graphic design company located in Monmouth County, New Jersey. We offer a wide variety of services ranging from web design and development, corporate identity creation, illustration, multimedia, databasing, and programming. We offer comprehensive solutions that can include:

• Web design / redesign with Content Management

• Logo / banner / animation design services 

• Programming - Server side (ASP) - Client Side (Javascript / CSS) also referred to as dynamic HTML

Active Server Pages 

If you need a dynamic web site, with database connectivity, then a website developed with Active Server Pages (ASP) is obviously the simple choice. There are many advantages to using ASP. They include database connectivity, the ability to create dynamic web sites, and the ease with which you can create web sites to manage information, including inventory, on the web. 

Some of the benefits of using CSS:

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow you to separate the style and layout of your HTML files from their informational content. The look of a site can be changed by changing just one file, dramatically reducing maintenance costs of a Web site.

Content Management

Content Management solutions allow your company or organization to virtually eliminate the need for outside or internal web development professionals. A new website or a redesign of your present one, connected to a database, allows non-technical staff to create, edit, delete and manage content from anywhere in the world.

• Maintain frequently updated sections of your website such as pricing, news, events, discussions, staff biographies and contact information.

• Easily Create new pages for your website utilizing a consistent look and feel.

Javascript

Using JavaScript, you can accomplish a variety of tasks at the client side without interacting with a Web server. Some of the benefits of a web site utilizing Javascript are:

• Validating user input and making sure that data entered by users is valid

• Manipulating various browser objects such as the Window, Document, and Form objects

• It is widely supported - it works on the majority of  browsers