The Overland Park Chamber of Commerce requested a total website redesign. They wanted a fresh, organized look, along with the capability to easily update the site themselves.

PC Partners redesigned the site, based on the Chamber's requirements. Once the design prototype was approved, existing and new content was migrated to the new site. After testing and approval of the site, training and turnover was provided so that Overland Park Chamber personnel can now maintain the site content themselves, using Microsoft FrontPage.

The Overland Park Economic Development Council desired a total website redesign. They wanted a fresh, new look, along with the capability to easily update the site themselves. Additionally, due to the informational nature of the site, emphasis was placed on making each page "printable".

PC Partners redesigned the site, according to the EDC's needs. Once the design prototype was approved, existing and new content was migrated to the new site. After testing and approval of the site, training and turnover was provided so that EDC personnel can now maintain the site content themselves, using Microsoft FrontPage.

This contemporary fine art gallery in Kansas City wanted a website that was very simple and clean, so that the artwork displayed on it would be the focal point.

PC Partners created a design that met these needs, added the detailed artist and artwork information, and registered the site with all the major search engines, so that it can be easily found.

Johnson County Bar Association needed a total website "look and feel" redesign.

PC Partners performed the site redesign, which included providing several "prototypes" to JCBA for their feedback. Once the design was approved, the existing content was migrated to the new site. Training and turnover was provided so that JCBA personnel can now maintain the site content themselves, using Microsoft FrontPage.

Columbian Title wanted an attractive, full-featured web site, including a company directory, a title question form and an online title ordering capability.

PC Partners designed the site's look and feel, created all the graphics and built the web site. We also registered the site with the most popular search engines.

The College Boulevard Breakfast Club, a networking organization, wanted to redesign their existing website, incorporating their new logo and streamlining the information it contained.

PC Partners created a new "look and feel" for the website, including some business-oriented graphics. We then incorporated the existing content into this new look.

The Eastern Jackson County Bar Association wanted a website to help communicate news, meeting information, contact information and membership information to its members and potential members.

PC Partners first created a design prototype for the new site, utilizing a photo of the Independence courthouse. Then we consolidated content from several sources into the information pages of the site.

The Center for Advanced Media Studies (CAMS) wanted a website that would showcase their media training seminars, as well as allow visitors to purchase their videotaped seminars online.

PC Partners built the website to CAMS' specifications, which included an SSL-secured credit card purchasing capability for the videotapes.

JB Enterprises wanted a basic, one page website to list their products, business description and contact information.

PC Partners created a simple design prototype for the new site, utilizing existing logo design and content. After client approval, we created and published the website.

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