Website creation.

Websites are designed to introduce your company and its services by providing information in a convenient form to site owner and its visitors. Website information can reveal that you are professional in a certain field and the visitors may contact you for cooperation. Information is provided in the most convenient form: picture galleries, product catalogs, news, articles, etc. Some website examples.

Complex web sites (portals) development.

Portals are designed to unite the common interests of certain people, this may be news, entertainment, ads, dating, etc. portals. Visitors not only receive information, but they create and submit it. Using different methods, online visitors are encouraged to become part of the community. Compared with other types of sites, the information is changing very often, because each visitor can make his share. Website owners receive the benefits of selling advertising or additional services to their customers. For more information please contact us.

Websites for cellphones.

Websites designed for cellphones and / or smartphones (iPhone, Blackberry, etc.). Building such sites require strict information structure limited by small screen sizes. Cellphones are much more personal thing than computers, so the stored information can be very individual and personal. Example: wap.apkalbos.lt

Electronic Stores (e-shops).

E-shop owners sell goods or services directly through the Internet, often without contacting the buyer. Transactions are made using banking systems. It is very convenient, because you can achieve a very wide audience 24/7. Statistic information allows the owner to see which product or service interests people the most. E-shop management system is designed to handle large quantities of information. Since everything is on-line, a successful e-shop project could be managed by one man.

Software requirements specifications.

Often customers do not have experience in web project development and deal with the subject "what exactly will i get?" Specification is a document that describes what actions and how will be carried out by a system or a software module. It is impossible to develop a bigger project without this document, it is like an agreement between developers and future system owners, that the system will do what it has to do in a certain and no other way. If you want a little bit more information, read our blog.

Technologies we use to develop

We use this standard to make our websites work well in major modern browsers. Valid and search engines optimized code helps to get higher ratings and accessibility. W3C recommends to use this standard.

We use PHP language which provides an extensible architecture for developing, maintaining, and deploying dynamic web solutions like online stores and community websites. Here are examples we have created using the PHP technology.

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to describe the presentation (the look and formatting) of a document. Its most common application is to style web pages written in HTML and XHTML.

Javascript allows us to build websites with better user interface: change page content, validate forms and much more on the fly (without reloading the page). Javascript is executed in client computer.

MySQL is popular for web applications and acts as the database component. Its popularity for use with web applications is closely tied to the popularity of PHP, which is often combined with MySQL.

XML's purpose is to aid information systems in sharing structured data, especially via the Internet. XML simplifies business-to-business transactions on the web because it is a platform independent data interchange method.

jQuery is a lightweight JavaScript library that emphasizes interaction between JavaScript and HTML.

Flash allows us to create both rich animation interactive websites, and presentations. Presentations can be loaded onto a CD or published to the web.

AJAX is a special technique in web development that allows web-pages to do things “in the background” – avoiding the need to refresh the whole page. AJAX and JavaScript are used very intensively to implement sites like Google’s Gmail and Google Maps, and online supermarkets.