Preeze Presentation Screen

Preeze mobile application was born out of a customer’s need to have an easy way to prepare and deliver talks from within their iPad.

We were able to create this application from start to finish and it is now available on the ITunes app store here!

Marketing Campaign: Lowes Commercial Services

MMC marketing approached us to design and “wire-up” their newest customer’s site, Lowes.

We were able to pixel-perfectly design the site from a PDF, as well as architect/program the customer’s business logic.

Life Foursquare - VisitLife.Org

Life Foursquare church desired to gain more control and functionality over their web presence.  As well as freshen up the look with their new brand.

We were able to deliver on all these desires to them both within budget and on time!

For weeks we worked hand-in-hand with their people to completely customize a ‘templated’ system for them.  This allowed them to gain the look and feel they desired while still being able to control their constantly changing content.

Additionally we trained their personnel on using the system so they could reach the maximum potential and greatest exposure.

If you are looking for custom development, web-design, or just hosting…please think of Digital Fuel.

Decatur, IL – Digital Fuel, LLC

Decatur Christian School - site redesign

Decatur Christian School needed a complete overhaul and refresh of their dated site…and they were hoping to get it done within budget.

Digital Fuel, working from our offices in Decatur, IL, was able to give them a fresh new look and feel. Additionally, we designed a site that provides ‘DCS’ with much greater control and functionality than they previously had over their previous website. And this
was all accomplished under budget!

We are also working to fulfill another of the clients’ desires. ‘DCS’ wanted a secure social device for their alumni to communicate by class. We are helping them to implement and integrate the solution right into the new site.

Digital Fuel, working from our offices in Decatur, IL, analyzed the OA web site and determined that the content rich web site was poorly displaying that content, and did not focus web site viewers into the most important areas and activities.  The web site had various bugs and security flaws.  The navigation was largely javascript based, which caused it to be picked up badly by search engines.  Many search engine optimizations needed to be put in place, and the site design was starting to look a bit dated.

The new and improved site.

We took on the web site by determining, with the site owner, what goals the site should be focused on, and then outlined a series of steps intended to bring those goals to the forefront.  We determined that the top goals were to bring the important content more to the fore front, and to incorporate social media into the web site.  To support that we would rebuild the web site in ASP.Net, and redesign entire look.  We would also analyze the site content and structure to determine what changes needed to be made in order to help the search engine rankings and build additional audience for Orthodox Answers.

In discussions with the site owner we determined that a multi-phase roll out would be best, with the first phase being a feature-for-feature rebuild of the web site into a new ASP.Net code base, building in a custom content management system that allowed for all site pages to be managed via a web based application, rather than hard coded pages, and downloading and reuploading database files.

In the second phase we redesigned the site to feature a simplified site navigation, more prominent content roles, and social media features.  The new site structure was designed to be search engine friendly, and urls were simplified.

Over the final weeks of the project we kept a close watch on various site analytics tools, and by the end of the project we had managed to double over all site traffic and visits, and had built a sizable twitter following for the site.  We continue to maintain content management relationships with Orthodox Answers, and are working on additional phases of work.