New City Guide website

Posted At : 07 September 2009 18:19 | Posted By : Brian Horisk
Related Categories: Coldfusion,Content Management System,Web Development Scotland,Filemaker Pro

Horisk have just completed development on a new series of city guide websites - the go-out-in sites which range from Go Out In Bath to Go Out In York, covering sixteen cities in all including Go Out In Glasgow, Go Out In Manchester and the biggest of them all Go Out In London.

The family of sites provide reviews and listings for everything from Edinburgh restaurant reviews to pubs in Liverpool, live music in Nottingham, theatres in Oxford, cinemas in Cardiff and shopping in Sheffield.

The site was developed in Coldfusion 8, and uses a Filemaker Pro Content Management System to allow non-technical editorial staff to manage the reviews and listings, advertising banners and other content.

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Event Photography Website Development

Posted At : 06 April 2009 23:59 | Posted By : Brian Horisk
Related Categories: Website Development,Coldfusion,Web Development Scotland,Ecommerce

Horisk have just completed web development on a bespoke e-commerce website for the specialist Scottish event photographers Xpressphoto.

As well as full information about the business, photography portfolios and a Search Engine Optimised blog, the site incorporates custom developed e-commerce galleries. The generous image sizes and number of images per page easily allows customers to quickly browse all photos of an event, add their chosen shots to a basket and pay online.

The back-end allows Xpressphoto to fully customise their product offerings e.g. pricing and descriptions. Preview images are uploaded by ftp, where they can be sorted into galleries and categories, with thumbnail images being auto-generated.

The site is currently integrated with Paypal for payment processing, but will soon be switching to integrate with Protx to process payments for Barclaycard Merchant Services.

The site uses a combination of Coldfusion and PHP to power the blog, images galleries and e-commerce functions.

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