homepage clients services process quote partners contact	homepage > clients Web site design & development projects Our web development process ensures a skilled approach to full project life cycle management, business development, project planning, site design and team management for your site. Over the years we have demonstrated competency in developing customer focused solutions for our clients. Specialist skills and flexibility allows us to provide solutions for a wide range of web site projects. Please contact us to discuss your requirements. › Client: Resource and Capital Management Pty Ltd web site County Diamonds Limited needed a professionally designed web site...and they needed it in a hurry. More than that, the solution HAD to fit their budget and beat a looming deadline. On all counts we delivered. WHAT WE DELIVERED: › all company announcements, reports, and media articles available from the web site in Adobe pdf and Microsft Word file formats.› A Javascript news scroller with links to LATEST NEWS items as they are posted to the site. › Skilfully designed logos, graphics and photography to compliment the clients' corporate image › A professional web hosting service with world class infrastructure and support › A cost effective and flexible maintenance program to keep the site relevant and up to date › Quick, reliable and genuinely personal service throughout the development process. › NT Department of Arts and Museums Department of Arts and Museums web site Project managed e-government client's upgrade of existing web site from concept and proposal through to specification, development, testing and implementation. › TESTIMONIAL "Michael Canaris was engaged by the Northern Territory Department of Arts and Museums with a brief to rebuild the Department's web site...At all times Michael provided a highly professional service...and on many occasions undertook complex technical negotiations on behalf of the Department to ensure the quality and appropriateness of the site. Michael also managed independent contractors during the course of the project. He did so efficiently and with a genuine aim to secure and develop the best possible product to meet Department needs." Jacqueline Halsey, Assistant Director, Department of Arts & Museums › Client: Northern Territory University Study Skills Online website › The key issue for this project was accessibility. The client required the site to be available to a range of students; from undergraduates to external students in remote communities of the Northern Territory. › The philosophy informing the design of the site is one of empowering students through the provision of usable study skills ideas reinforced wherever possible with various interactive learning exercises. › It was a vast undertaking the result of which is 1,423 HTML files, 67 Word documents and 59 .pdf files. That's a total 1549 files or 53.7 Megabytes. › Client: Bentleytel Australia BentleyTel Australia website The brief from the client was to develop a website with a professional 'look' which reflected the global corporate identity of the organisation. › Client: Jupiter LTD Centrebet Online Sports Betting larger image Prototype Design   › Client: Paspaley Pearling Company Paspaley Pearls larger image Prototype Design › Client: Northern Territory Government NT Youth Festival 99 website This site was jointly developed with students and quickly became a focal point for the Territory wide event. › Client: St. Johns College, Darwin Australia St. Johns College website Launched education institution's website to help capture lucrative international student market. › TESTIMONIAL "Michael Canaris was employed by St. Johns College, Darwin to redevelop our website...Since the site has been completed we have received many inquiries from people interested in enrolling at the College...He understands the needs of the College...he does this easily due to his thorough knowledge of all aspects of this media. He is always thorough and follows through to completion with all of the projects we have asked him to address." Gerard Keating, Principal, St. John's College.