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Windsor Solutions selected Insite to provide UI and graphic design, information architecture consulting and CSS implementation on a pilot, multi-state, electronic hazardous waste manifest tracking system. Our goal is to create an intuitive interface that is interoperable on a variety of platforms including mobile devices.
Insite has been selected by the City of Portland Water Bureau to provide website development services for the ORWARN website. ORWARN supports and promotes statewide emergency preparedness, disaster response, and mutual assistance for public and private water and wastewater utilities throughout Oregon.
The NW Central website provides continuing education resources for librarians in the Pacific Northwest. Insite will be working with Portland Community College to improve the website information architecture and usability.
The newly-designed Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic website launched today. The website features pet care questions and answers as well as a blog covering many topics related to pet health.
As our first project for the Kalamazoo Public Library, Insite designed the 2008 web page for Reading Together. Reading Together invites people of all ages from all walks of life to read and then discuss important issues raised by a single book. The 2008 book selection is Animal Dreams by Barbara Kingsolver.
Chris Pitzer has joined the Insite team. His responsibilities include website maintenance and development as well as maintaining our technology infrastructure.
Come to the Rose City Rollers Roller Derby Bout on November 17 and see the or client The Shock Doc perform during the halftime show. Watch in amazement as you see demonstrations thought by many to be impossible!
The newly redesigned website for the National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) was launched this week. NICWA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being of all American Indian children and families by addressing the issues of child abuse and neglect through training, research, public policy, and grassroots community development. The website was redesigned to more effectively focus their online efforts to increase membership, raise funds, and provide training, outreach and advocacy. Insite will continue to provide development and maintenance services for NICWA.
Insite Web Publishing has been selected to redesign and develop the Kalamazoo Public Library website. The project kicks off with one week of onsite research and interviews in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic in Hillsboro, Oregon hired Insite to redesign their website.
Our latest client, The Shock Doc Show, is a real doctor who engages in some very shocking behavior. He drinks motor oil, eats fire, swallows razor blades and jumps barefoot on broken glass. And that is only one of his acts! Watch shocking videos, read the blog, and book The Shock Doc for your next shindig... All at theshockdocshow.com.
Platial has been named a 2007 Webby Awards Official Honoree in the Guides/Ratings/Reviews category.
I have just returned from a three-week trip in Mexico and Belize. There I explored ancient Mayan ruins, swam with sharks and stingrays, watched a bullfight, and learned that high-school Spanish, while sufficient to get by, often leads to amusing misunderstandings. For two weeks I kept asking people if I could rent a ship! I also learned that stingrays have a bad reputation, they are really quite docile and friendly.
Our presentation, "Consider Your Users: How Helpful is Your Interface" was well-attended and, according to the positive feedback, well-received. Thank you to everyone who attended and for all the great questions. And kudos to all the other presenters - we are already looking forward to next year's conference.
Paul Irving will be a co-presenter with Donna Reed, Web Services Coordinator for the Multnomah County Library, at this year's Online Northwest Conference in Corvallis, OR. Online Northwest was created by the Oregon University System Library Council to help librarians around Oregon learn about the use of technology within libraries.
Mr. Irving and Ms. Reed's presentation is entitled "Consider Your Users: How Helpful is Your Interface?" The presentation covers usability/accessibility issues, Web standards, design basics, writing for the Web and graceful integration with a larger organization. They will also discuss the challenges of working within an institutional framework or content management system.
In all the years that we have attended the Oregon Humane Society Volunteer Recognition Party, this year's turnout was the largest. Congratulations OHS volunteers and keep up the good work.
Paul again brought his CSS skills to Platial during their latest hackathon. He was working with them to improve their member profile pages when this "flattering" photo was snapped by Tracy the Astonishing. Talk about a candid moment! Oh well, no one ever said Web development was pretty.
Insite completed work on Windsor Solutions new website. Windsor provides custom information solutions for environmental, natural resource + health systems. The new site uses vivid imagery and features an interactive map and detailed case studies of Windsor projects.
The Oregonian's Deb Wood, in her October 24th column, called the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association's website "Find a Veterinarian" feature the best way to find a veterinarian in any community in the state.
Working with The Library Foundation and Multnomah County Library, Insite Web Publishing designed News From Your Library, Multnomah County Library's e-newsletter.The e-newsletter will bring readers the latest bulletins and information about library events, programs and services.
Showcasing their unique stone siding, the new Castia Stone website also allows customers to upload plans, photos and project documents in order to obtain a materials estimate and even a 3D rendering of their project. The site is a powerful sales tool that provides multiple points of contact, product information and design tools, and where customers can find inspiration in a beautiful photo gallery.
Insite has been selected to implement and convert the City of Auburn, WA’s new website design. The City selected Insite because of our extensive experience developing standards-compliant websites using CSS and XHTML.
Find free summer meals for kids and teens in Oregon at summerfoodoregon.org, a website that utilizes the Google Maps API.
Insite has been awarded the contract to redesign the Windsor Solutions website. Insite has had the pleasure of collaborating on several Web projects and we are excited to work with them again.
Insite is working with Oregon Hunger Relief Task Force to develop a website for the Oregon Summer Food Program. The site will be a searchable list of summer meal programs throughout Oregon.
Insite has been selected to redesign the National Indian Child Welfare Association website.
Insite has been engaged to redesign the Castia Stone website. Castia Stone, manufactured in Portland, Oregon, is a unique exterior siding system designed for the Northwest climate.
With recent stories in Wired and the New York Times and a forthcoming interview on National Public Radio, our client Platial has been receiving a lot of press lately, all of it good.
Insite applauds our client Lakeside Lumber for all the work they have done organizing the 2006 Toys for Kids Celebrity Golf Tournament.
Paul Irving talked with Emporia University library and information management graduate students about serving a diverse audience. His insight was appreciated.
Multnomah County Library selected Insite to redesign their website. Insite was selected because of our experience developing websites using standards-based XHTML and CSS as well as our expertise with large-scale website information architecture. Ultimately, the Library was impressed with our vision for the visual design of the site. Inspired by the people who use and love the library, the site features beautiful and evocative photography of library patrons, staff and the libraries themselves. The resulting visual design is a balance of compelling imagery that tells the story of the library and compliments the excellent resources of the website itself.