National Science Foundation

In 1996 Steve Holden was the technical lead on a project to re-vamp the NSF's web site, applying a unified look and feel to a wide variety of information sources and making information easier to locate. Automatic content generation techniques allowed the NSF to rebuild the site quickly. A lot has changed since then, but the general flavor of the site is still the same.

GlobalPhone Corporation

Web CallBack

A straightforward web site whose page structures are built by program from a common data structure, so links are updated everywhere as soon as the controlling data structure is changed.

A database-driven site where people can sign up for service on-line and have their web sites making telephone calls in double-quick time. A lot of the system's administration is also web-based, though this is not visible through the site's public interface.

Thomson Prometric

Back in 1998 (before the ready availability of stylesheets), Prometric wanted a technology that let them separate content from look-and-feel. We delivered a system that let them update their update their site content by modifying a database through a private web interface, so they could add news items and respond immediately to changes. During development a complete revision of the site's look-and-feel was accomplished in a single day by changing just one file and modifying the attached graphics.