Cornerstone Vision Development Center (VDC) of Kidron recently received a website designed by Birdeye Design. Cornerstone VDC wanted a website that was easily updated, one that was capable of embedding videos, and elegantly designed. Birdeye provided Cornerstone with a site that met each of their requested needs. The content management system allows Cornerstone VDC to update the website without any knowledge of web coding and they can embed videos by simply placing a YouTube link into the content system.
Birdeye Design recently finished a project for Redline Diesel Power. Redline Diesel is located in Burbank, Ohio and specializes in diesel engine and transmission modification. They approached Birdeye wanting a website that could allow them to update and make changes easily and keep people updated with what they're working on. The website features an image slideshow on the homepage and a recent projects page that provides Redline with a sleek image gallery to show the most recent projects in their shop. Redline Diesel Power was extremely pleased with what Birdeye delivered.
Birdeye Design just completed a project for efco based out of Wooster, Ohio. When efco approached Birdeye, they were looking to simplify their currently complex website. The new website consists of over 1,600 different pages of content, a lot of which were linked by product–accessory association. The website also includes a dealer location and search function that contains all dealers in the United States and Canada. Be sure to visit the new site at efcopower.com
Capstone Homes by Weaver came to Birdeye Design with an interest in a website for their new start-up company. Birdeye worked with existing pamphlets and brochures to create a site that looked very similar to the brand that was already established. Along with the website, Birdeye Design had the opportunity to create a logo for the new company. Take a browse over at www.mycapstonehome.com or visit them at their location on Route 30.
Our past three news updates have all been about Orrville companies' site redesigns. Well, let's add one more into the mix. This time, Main Street Orrville. The site was created for ease of use. Members of Main Street can register for an account, once approved by Main Street, the member then can update their business information, select their industry and upload a logo. This content can be edited at any time, quickly and easily. The site features so much more and can be seen at www.mainstreetorrville.org
Birdeye Design has launched an all-new website for the Orrville Area Chamber of Commerce. The website includes new photography from great places around Orrville, a Content Management System, a new sleek look, and more. The site uses embedded code for the Chamber's existing member database so that the website will update itself whenever the Chamber adds or updates its members. As usual, Birdeye was there to train on location how to update the website. Training on location is always part of Birdeye Design's new websites and usually only takes about an hour.
LetterGraphics, Inc. located in Orrville, Ohio recently had their website redesigned by Birdeye Design. The website mainly focuses on photos of LetterGraphics' signs that they have created. To showcase this, Birdeye created a custom photo gallery that can be easily updated by LetterGraphics. The photo gallery allows LetterGraphics to upload one image, enter details such as Material and Type, then the website does the rest! The site automatically creates three images to be used in various places and then adds the images and content to the appropriate pages.
Birdeye Design recently had the opportunity to redesign the Wayne County Humane Society's new website! This not-for-profit shelter came to Birdeye looking for a new look with new functionality. The new website is extremely functional. It is automatically updated with the shelter's animal management system in real time, so as soon as an animal is entered into the shelter's database, the animal is displayed on the website. The site also includes a Dog Tag Search where users can enter a lost dog's license number so the lost dog can be returned to the proper owner.
