Physioseminars.com
Seahorse Design was commissioned by David Fitzgerald of Physioseminars.com to set up a site for the promotion, distriution and download of physiotherapy training materials. The material concerned includes Flash movies, sound files and PDF files. Seahorse Design developed a two-level membership site with integrated credit card payment support and directory protection systems.
There are two Wordpress blogs running in tandem on the site. One of them ‘Physiochat’ requires a simple free sign up by users who are then placed on a mailing list for future promotions from Physioseminars. The other blog, ‘Physiotalk’ requires a fixed fee payment, and is the primary source of materials. Seahorse Design produced the templates for both these blogs.
Mr. Fitzgerald is able to upload stories, movies, sound and files at any time and offer these for download. All materials and payments are securely protected. The site also features custom made introductory videos for the front page and the ‘Physiochat’ blog
Popularity: 4% [?]
No commentsBarefoot Dance Studio

http://www.barefootdancestudio.com
Seahorse Design was commissioned to install a simple Wordpress blog and template for the Barefoot Design Studio. Some minor modifications were required for the design and a number of plugins were also installed.
Popularity: 4% [?]
No commentsTransylvania Cricket Club

http://www.transylvaniacricketclub.ro
The Transylvania Cricket Club is a club with a mission: to bring cricket to Romania. The club invites teams from around the world to play tournaments in Bucharest. Seahorse Design were commissioned to create a site that reflects the dynamism of their enterprise. We use a Wordpress back end and designed a new template as well as a splash page and a unique sidebar menu.
Popularity: 54% [?]
No commentsSportsmen Against Hunger
Sportsmen Against Hunger takes antlerless deer killed by hunters, pays for the processing, and distributes the meat to the needy across South Dakota. Seahorse Design was commissioned to produce a simple, friendly, elegant and usable site for the cause.
Popularity: 100% [?]
No commentsThe National Romanian Madrigal Choir
We have made yet another Wordpress adaption for the official site of the National Romanian Madrigal Choir. It is a dual language site, featuring clips of the choir from times past, photos, a discography and regular news updates. The site is easy to maintain and update and highly search engine friendly.
The National Chamber Choir ‘Madrigal’ of Romania is one of the most celebrated and highly thought of choral ensembles, both in Romania and throughout the world. Their fame is due to their unique singing artistry - an experience testified to by Lord Yehudi Menuhin and Elizabeth Schwartzkopf, among others, in the ‘Golden Book’, a guest book begun in the 1960’s to accommodate the many international accolades and endorsements the choir has received, and replicated on the new site.
Popularity: 98% [?]
No commentsA New Home For The Horses

We’ve recently transferred the S.E.P.E site to a new home on a Wordpress application. The old site was completely styled and coded by us, by hand, including all of the administration and news upload facilities. While that was fine at the time, and worked well, our experience working with Wordpress sites has lead us to believe that Wordpress is probably the best CMS going out there in terms of SEO, usability and stability. And now we have finally got around to making the upgrade.
Because the old site was powered by a MySQL database, the switch over was achieved with a minimum of fuss. We kept a lot of elements from the old design, which is one that we are particularly proud of. But we also ported this design into a new template which adds more usability and simplicity to the overall site experience. All the old features, including the online donations facility and the dual language (English/Spanish) have been successfully duplicated too.
We’re very happy with the results and look forward to developing new plugins and features for the site in the future.
Popularity: 100% [?]
No commentsMedieval Tours
The owners of Medieval Tours approached Seahorse Design and said they were having problems with people visiting their old site. We suggested a Wordpress solution, because, when done properly, a Wordpress site can solve all of your SEO problems at a stroke. On top of this it has all the advantages of a sophisticated user logging system and the potential to be updated and changed very easily. Once the system was chosen, we consulted with Medieval Tours on developing and modifying a theme and creating a new menu structure and the site pages. The result is still a work in progress and we are full of ideas for future changes, but the time was right to go live, so we did.
Popularity: 98% [?]
No commentsCalifornia Constanta

http://www.seahorse-design.com/california_constanta/
When Tania Budi and Tara Anderson approached Seahorse Design and said they needed their web site and gallery created from conception to operation in just 2 days, we said sure, absolutely. This is the result - a complete brochure site, with images, graphics and a Javascript gallery all up and running, including the hosting and the domain name, which we also consulted on and sorted out. If you want a 2 day site like this one, just ask.
Popularity: 99% [?]
No commentsUpdates and Transitions
The Vivid site is really coming along in leaps and bounds now, with its new look front page, clock and streaming media additions. There’s more in the pipeline too, including new syndication feeds for weather and the latest happenings in downtown Bucharest.
In the last month I have also done a lot of Joomla customisation work, and designed an application that feeds Wordpress posts from any blog into a static XHTML site.
And I have finally got around to making something I always wanted to make - a proper PHP and MySQL class for handling all kinds of routine interactive site work, such as logging in, administration, forms and listings - the kind of stuff that everyone wants, but often involves a lot of repeat work. With this new code, I should be able to turn around fully interactive applications at a greatly increased speed, which is good news, because that’s how everyone wants it these days.
Popularity: 100% [?]
No commentsThe Long Haul
It’s been a while, I know, but then we’ve been busy. Some of our recent work has focused on an overhaul of the visual design of the Vivid Romania web site. I’ve worked on the logo, colors and the front page in order to highlight the most recent story as well as the latest entry into the site’s busy gallery section.
Other work includes:
- - A logging system that can detect the user’s local city or town from almost any location in the world.
- - A lot of integration work and specialized form input for emailing services.
- - A number of Wordpress theme modifications and installations
- - DNS redirects and site installations
As well as this, we’ve won a number of exciting contracts which we’re rushing to complete. Plus one long-standing piece of work is ready to go live any day soon.
The weather in Bucharest has broken through the thirties now, but recent renovations to our building mean that it remains relatively cool indoors. This is good news for our new Apple iMac G5 which we’ve bought to increase our productivity speed and power. It’s one of the latest generation Macs, super fast and great to use. I’m having a lot of fun with it, discovering new widgets, downloads and shareware.
Popularity: 98% [?]
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