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News posts from July 2008
July Newsletter
Posted on Wednesday, 30 July 2008 | Permalink
For the past 6 months we've been busy rewriting our Content Management System (CMS) from the ground up and this quarter we were excited to release into the public domain.
The rebuilt CMS is important to us as it allows us to provide our clients with a simple and intuitive way to maintain the content of their sites. Giving clients the ability to maintain website content themselves reduces the ongoing costs of the website and keeps sites feeling fresh.
This quarter's newsletter features some great websites using the new CMS.
Stitch Up a Storm with Stitching Cow
Posted on Wednesday, 16 July 2008 | Permalink
Whether you're looking for a new project to sew, or wanting to learn a new sewing technique, you're in good hands with Stitching Cow. Prepare yourself as you discover the enchanting range of patterns and resources Stitching Cow have to share with you.
Another site to make use of the Ionata Web Solutions CMS, Stitching Cow also has a custom functionality developed to allow visitors to view and purchase patterns online.
Tight integration with the PayPal payment gateway allows Stitching Cow to keep electronic patterns secure while providing instant access to e-patterns for anyone who wants to get started stitching straight away.
New Horizons Pre-School Website Launched
Posted on Tuesday, 1 July 2008 | Permalink
Today Ionata Web Solutions released a colourful, vibrant and fun website for New Horizons Pre-School Learning Centre making use of our content management system (CMS).
New Horizons Pre-School is located in the Hobart suburb of New Town in a charming refurbished 1930's cottage which provides an ideal setting to nurture and foster children's natural curiosity, and ignite the spark for a love of life-long learning.
In addition to the public website, New Horizons Pre-School also have a password restricted 'extranet' to share the Reflections newsletter within the school community. The password protected Reflections for the New Horizons Community site makes use of the Extranet plugin to restrict site access to approved users.
