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"The team at smallpackages outperformed expectations in building our interactive web tool. Not only did they LISTEN to our complicated requirements for conducting financial transactions with the platform, but they elegantly executed the product design, as well, delivering ease-of-use along with a pleasing and naturally balanced visual layout. ...
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"Use this man. He is brilliant, articulate and bottomline excellent. The stuff he has done with our technology infrastructure is nothing short of impressive. Highly reccommend him to anyone looking to advance their organization. Gower Idrees
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"Small Packages put a lot of creative energy into designing a great website for the Hudson Valley Agricultural Partnership, a coalition spearheaded by Scenic Hudson. The result is a website that is useful, user-friendly, and graphically appealing. Throughout the process, we benefitted from Small Packages' commitment to excellence, creative solutions, and truly u...
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"In less than a year, Small Packages took our Web site, Whatis.com, now the world's leading IT encyclopedia (over 5 million page views a month), and made it famous enough to be cited as one of the Top Five Information Technology Web sites by PC Magazine. Today, Whatis is a vital part of a multimillion dollar company, TechTarget. Without Greg Correll and Deborah Ka...
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"I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your work on the BAK/DBR project. I work with numerous vendors and it is no small comfort to know that I can always expect the utmost in professional service from small packages. Greg Correll has an uncanny ability to not only provide timely and valuable insight from a design perspective, he also has the rare talent of being...
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"We have relied on small packages for nearly a decade for development, site maintenance, design and copy. They created our first web site (and won a Best Content Award, too!), and have guided us through the ever-changing online landscape, from application design and database architecture, to Quality Assurance and site security, to XML, CSS and beyond. ...
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"Greg and Randy did a great job. With over 25,000 articles, the TG Daily website is one of the larger websites running Joomla. This presented quite a few challenges, for both the initial setup of the website and its database as well as the performance of Joomla as a CMS. ...
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With Joomla, you control your own site. The most common changes to a site -- text, images, simple visual changes -- can be done from anywhere. Open your site in a browser and login via the Front Office. Next to every article is an icon: click and edit and save. If you can use a word processor, you can maintain your site. |
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"In less than a year, Small Packages took our Web site, Whatis.com, now the world's leading IT encyclopedia (over 5 million page views a month), and made it famous enough to be cited as one of the Top Five Information Technology Web sites by PC Magazine. The other sites were large publishing companies; ours was a tiny shoestring operation with a team that consisted of myself, Greg Correll, and Deborah Kaufman. I hired their services (we almost immediately became a closely-knit team) because at a symposium I attended, Greg, obviously the most knowledgeable speaker, had answered every question anyone had asked and had to be removed from the room still talking. As art director for Whatis, which was basically a text-oriented site, Greg designed many subtle graphic elements. He also designed and did the illustrations for a brief animated explanation of "How the Internet Works" that added depth and authority to the site. As Marketing Director, Deborah conducted a publicity campaign that was successful beyond belief. The 75 newspapers and magazines she contacted with a mailed portfolio and follow-up phone calls to editors led to a remarkable number of articles and mentions, including a personal profile and picture in Wired magazine and selections as a "Top" site in Newsweek, POV, Windows Magazine, and a number of others. Today, Whatis is a vital part of a multimillion dollar company, TechTarget. Without Greg Correll and Deborah Kaufman, none of this would have happened. Our site might have remained with thousands of others another untold story, a tiny part of Internet history, a little bubble that burst. Instead, today we help educate and answer questions for millions of the world's IT professionals and we continue to grow and improve. Greg Correll and Deborah Kaufman are more than multi-talented professionals; they become your friends and give you their brightest ideas, their best advice and hard work, and the joy of teamwork that strives for and demands success. " Lowell Thing |
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