Dr. Luis Montaner’s lab, located at The Wistar Institute, is focused on HIV–related research. The lab needed a web–based, clinical trial data–collection tool that both fit their tight budget, while meeting the strict requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Association (FDA). [ Case Study ]
Medication Safety is of utmost importance for the Department of Pharmacy Services at the University of Pennsylvania Health System (UPHS). [ Case Study ]
Anchor Therapeutics is a pre–clinical stage drug discovery and development company focused on creating new treatments for regenerative medicine, diabetes, inflammation and cancer. [ Case Study ]
The Leading Element, an executive and organizational consulting group, contracted Wi–Design to help them bring their services to the web. Using the open source content management solution, Drupal, we built a secure web space where The Leading Element coaches facilitate confidential discussions... [ Read More ]
The Boatworks at Shackamaxon, a rowing equipment service provider, contracted Wi–Design to build their online store
Using open source technologies, Drupal for content management and Ubercart for e–commerce... [ Read More ]
The Paramount Realty Group of Syracuse, NY contracted Wi–Design to build a website to showcase their newly constructed apartments in the heart of downtown Syracuse.
[ Read More ]
Team Concepts, a leadership development and consulting company, contracted Wi–Design to promote their corporate team building programs. [ Read More ]
Eastern Star Communications partnered with Wi–Design on a collaborative website project for their client, Sweetwater Farm. They required two websites: one for their bed & breakfast and one for Grace Winery, the newest addition to the Sweetwater Farm family. [ Read More ]
Have you ever dropped your iPhone? The glass is not damaged, COOL! But those tiny, sensitive accelerometers inside (that measure orientation and movement) are a different story. [ Read More ]
Measure, view and capture accelerometer data in three dimensions with Accel4Pros.
Developers have been leveraging the iphone’s built–in accelerometers to create cool apps for quite some time now (e.g., any app that is controlled via the movement of the phone).
[ Read More ]