Web design is at the core of what we do whether it's a large
corporate system or just a home page for the smallest business.
Before there was Domino or Notes of the World Wide Web, there were
computer Bulletin Board Systems that did the same thing. There was no
standard graphical interface and most had no mouse support but even then
we worked on projects that provided information, interfaced to back end
databases, took customer orders, and provided dynamic data exchange.
Today we do the same things with Domino, HTML, XML, Java and
JavaScript. While the look and feel are dramatically different and the
interface and data exchange are done differently, the structure of a
modern web site isn't that much different. The rules we learned on user
interface haven't changed all that much. Today we can use color and
graphics and have more complex forms but user's still want a simple,
uncluttered layout.
What this means is that we're more interested in what the site needs
to do that the technology to do it. Maybe you have data in Domino*
databases and maybe the easiest way to make it available on the web is
by using the web functionality of Domino. On the other hand, you may
have a simpler need that can be done with a less robust tool like Front
Page. If you don't host your own web site; then, you'd probably not be
designing in Domino. Many of our small clients use Front Page and so do
we. Either way, we may be able to help. Just because you don't use Lotus
Domino or have a severely limited budget does mean that we wouldn't be
interested in your needs. Give us a call and let's discuss your needs
Some recent sites we've designed and host:
GBA Associates
- Quantitative Methods and Applications of Health Risk Assessment.
*Just what the heck is the difference between Notes and
Lotus Domino anyway! In the beginning, there was Notes. In v4.6 of Notes,
Lotus introduced the term Domino to refer to the web server
capabilities. Now, the distinction is that Domino is the server and
Notes is the non-browser client.