Our Work

Below are some of our recently completed sites. If you would like to know more about how we implemented any of the customized solutions below and how we might develop something similar to your needs, feel free to give us a call.

eCloset

eCloset is a full ecommerce shopping cart website.  The client was looking for a solution that allowed her to showcase the talent of South African designers and allowed the public the opportunity to show for limited edition, one-of-a kind clothing and accessories.  The site was developed in Drupal using the UberCart shopping cart system and is totally customized to be able to manage credit card payments, shipping requests, memberships, wish lists and many more functions.

PRDW

Prestedge Retief Dresner Wijnberg (PRDW) are a multinational company and required a full redevelopment of their website.  The website was in Flash and therefore difficult to manage.  Furthermore, there were different versions of the site for the different languages and regions in which they operated.  African Web Science redeveloped the site as a Drupal multi-site content management system (CMS).  The site is multilingual and so a translation interface is built into the back-end allowing the customer to add content in one language and then translated it into another language.

Errand Girl

Errand Girl provides a niche and specialised service.  As such she required a website that was a cut above the rest from a design point of view.  Our designers worked through numerous iterations with the client before finally settling on the stunning and original design that makes the site so unique.  The site is not only beautiful but functional too.  The client wanted to be able to update the front page calendar, the post-it note and other small details throughout the site so as to keep it fresh and up to date at all times.    

MCQP

MCQP is one of the biggest events on the Cape Town party calendar with over 5000 people attending.  The organizers needed a site that would be visited by both locals and international guests that were considering attending the event.  As such they required a site that was easy to navigate and quick to find the required information.  The client used the site to constantly update the DJ and dance floor information as well as post updates as the event drew closer.  The site also served as a link to buy tickets and a mechanism for people to get in-touch with the organizers.

Baltimore Aircoil

Baltimore Aircoil are a multinational company with a number of websites.  They required a site specifically for their new South African office.  The site needed to be in keeping with the general corporate image but also have its own individual identity.   African Web Science created a site that would showcase all the products offered by the company.  Each product needed to have multiple pages as well as images and downloadable PDFs.  The site therefore was set up as a Drupal content management system (CSM) so that the client could easily add and manage their products with minimal support required.

ALR Property Ventures

ALR Property Ventures required a full content management system for displaying the various projects that they had been involved in.  These projects needed to be categorised in such a way that users could easily find what they were looking for and so that certain properties could be featured on the front page.  The site was developed so that the office staff at ALR could maintain the site in a user-friendly way.  There is also a newsletter sign-up block on the front page which automatically subscribes users to the site newsletter.

New Horizons Events

New Horizons is a Cape Town based community events company.  The required a site that was easy to update on which they could post information about their upcoming events.  They also wanted to be able to post photo galleries from previous events as well as videos and other information.  The site was developed on the Drupal CMS platform in such a way as to allow them to update it themselves on a regular basis.

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