New e-commerce website

NSA have completed their work on a new e-commerce website and the website is now up and running. The work was a joint venture with NSA team working with associates in the north of France.

The new website owner had been selling fashion clothing for women using eBay, but realized she would have more scope for selling her merchandise with her own purpose built website. That's when she contacted our associates.

So, combining the skills of both NSA and the northern team, a draft website was compiled for the owner to review. After a few minor changes, the website was completed and the owner now has her custom built website. She is in control of the website by an administration panel that allows her to maintain the stock, adding new items and deleting material as it is sold.

The site is now realising the owner's dreams - having her own 'shop' with a fully working e-commerce website. Visit www.manyshop.fr to view.

French update, not a make-over

When designing and creating websites for clients the work is strictly scheduled. The most important goal is to complete the work on time, in budget and to the complete satisfaction of the client. This means sharing different parts of the work amongst the team, and keeping a keen eye on the clock to ensure we meet the set deadline whilst at the same time ensuring creativity and technical work is 100%.

Concentrating on clients' websites has meant that work on one of our own websites had to be juggled in between. However, the new updated Newton-Smith Associates French website is now complete and uploaded. The previous version of the website was over three years old - well past it's shelf life and in real need of a good make-over. So, we're very happy to have completed the work and to have a new version in place. The site is already attracting favourable comments from the many new visitors, which of course is good news for the team.

The website itself is completley new, from top down, not really a make-over. All the services offered to French clients are now well explained and the site contains a great deal of Flash animation to help illustrate the explanations.

You can check out the new site and even if your French language isn't quite so good, you should be able to gain something from the new website. Take a look... www.newton-smith.fr