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recent development projects
NIH AIDS Research & Reference Reagent Program
Re-designed and produced Internet Web site supporting a $30 million-dollar National Institutes of Health program funded to distribute AIDS and HIV reagents to research scientists all over the world. Built a secure, dynamic content management framework to support the editorial maintenance of the program's 2000+ scientific datasheets and public Web site content. This system also includes full search capabilities as well as online client registration management and ordering processes that integrate with behind-the-scenes administration for enhanced productivity.
http://aidsreagent.org
web development team
mary gillen
web programmer/SEO advisor/web marketer
Mary Gillen has been an active Web developer since 1995, and has developed SEO-compliant Internet and Intranet Web sites for such organizations as NIH AIDS Research & Reference Reagent Program , The World Bank, The International Brotherhood of the Teamsters, Cancer Research Foundation of America, McKinsey & Company, and many others. She always asks the question: what need is this Web site going to solve? Mary then designs and develops Web applications that truly serve, including Web-based content management systems that fit the work flows of organizations and give clients autonomy to control their own content. She is an experienced programmer using Cold Fusion, ASP, PHP, XML, Java, XSLT, CSS, SQL, JavaScript, and e-commerce applications.
katherine gillen
electronic publishing specialist
Kathy Gillen is the owner of a firm providing word processing and desktop/electronic publishing services. She has a B.S. in elementary education from C.W. Post Center, Long Island University, and is a Certified Technical Trainer (Chauncey Group). Kathy develops Web applications and instructs online technical training classes in HTML, CSS, MS Word and MS PowerPoint.
douglas hoyt
seo research/copywriting
Douglas Hoyt, who holds both a BA and MA in History, has proven search engine optimization (SEO) research experience, having recently assisted a major Washington DC-based historical association in optimizing their Web site, using keyword research, Google Maps, and other Google Universal search techniques to enhance the organization's standings in the major search engines. Doug also has the ability to transform highly technical and complex information into explanatory copy for audiences familiar and unfamiliar with medical terminologies and practices.
eric ladd
web programmer
Eric Ladd is an experienced Internet developer with skills in Web-based applications development, HTTP server configuration and administration, and Web project management. He has developed Web-based applications using Cold Fusion, Active Server Pages, and PHP for clients including NIH AIDS Research & Reference Reagent Program, Digex, Marriott, Pan-American Health Organization, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and Home/Work Solutions. The co-author of six Que books, Eric has also made contributions to several other titles.
david mankin
Adobe Acrobat document specialist/technical trainer
David Mankin is an Adobe Acrobat document specialist and has been an Adobe Certified Expert in Acrobat technologies for over twelve years. His knowledge of Acrobat technologies allows him to create, edit, enhance & manipulate data in a wide array of document formats, offering clients flexibility, interactivity and security in their products.