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How We Met the Challenge
Using CSS, we developed a contemporary look. Rather than SEO killer JavaScript
image rollovers, we duplicated the look they deliver using search friendly
CSS text rollover links. The entire design will scale to fit in any display
resolution from 800 x 600 to the largest displays in use today.
Before the remake, we worked with the museum staff to
make a backup copy of all the product and page images that had been added
to the store over the years. This turned out to be a Godsend. After the database
upload to rebuild the store, a substantial number of images didn't
display. The backup images saved the day.
Visit
the site and see how we met this store owner's needs.
Contact us to find out how we
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The Challenge
When we think of museums, aging porticos come to mind. But the Museum of
Fine Arts, Boston's online store needed something considerably fresher than
its late 90s look. Designed back when most computer screens used a 640 x
480 pixel display, the pages looked almost like postage stamps floating in
a sea of whitespace on today's high resolution monitors.
Next was the issue of search engine optimization. The
site needed all the modern touches that let search engine spiders properly
index its pages.
The challenge was to revamp the sizable store collection
into something fresh, contemporary looking, accessible and search engine
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