FWD:motion required a state-of-the-art Web Presence, designed and developed to promote the services they offer, namely;

The site features a combination of Flash Animation and static imagery and text and was to be developed with simplicity in mind, inviting the visitors to the site to make contact with FWD:motion to gain further information.

In addition, the site also features a Client Portfolio area, within which the latest creative, marketing and printed projects are featured as a series of case studies. This area of the site has been developed utilising the ATOM Content Manager application, allowing FWD:motion to manage this area of the site internally.

Developed as an adaptation of the ATOM Document Hub application, the Secure Client Approval Hub not only allows FWDmotion to upload work for approval by the client, but also becomes an effective audit trail and repeat orders facility.

Skills for Care carried-out a data collection exercise, utilising the paper-based 'Domiciliary Care Providers, Elderly Care Provides and Child Care Workforce Questionnaire'. This information was collected using a series of paper-based forms, with some of the data being entered in to a number of disparate databases. Skill for Care required a database application, in to which all of the data could be up-loaded or manually entered, which would then be used to develop a number of data extraction reports.

Reports generated are available as a combination of data spreadsheets and graphical representations, as required, either viewable on-screen, or downloaded to the user's own Email address. In addition, it was vital that the reports contained accurate percentages of the data involved, as the primary function for Skills for Care is to provide accurate assessments as to its effectiveness against targets.

The IPIA required the redevelopment and enhancement of their on-line member portal, to include a number of enhanced services, namely;

The website also incorporates the very latest ATOM Partners Dynamic Content Management Facility, allowing the site administrators to control the content of the site, on a minute-by-minute basis.