We worked with Redapt to retrofit their website with the Drupal framework. Along with creatging a new web design, we developed serveral custom features that allow them to form the technology to their advantage. The site allows them to update testamonials, items that are currently on special, updates and information, manage white papers and product spec sheets and many other features unique to their business.
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Redapt, a Drupal IT Site
August 11th, 2009 | blog | Drupal development | IT | search engine optimization (SEO) | web design | web development
Seattle Startup, Value Appeal, Launches
July 1st, 2009 | property records | real estate | Seattle | startup technology development | tax | UI design | usability | web design | web development
Our Lead Technologist, Matt Willis, has partnered up with Charlie Walsh to help found ValueAppeal. A site that helps home owners evaluate and challenge their property taxes.
Property taxes are expensive, and with the fall in housing prices across the nation, your taxes are more likely than ever to have been assessed unfairly in relation to other homes in your area.
That can add up to hundreds and thousands of dollars in overpayment each year–and the problem is, most people won’t see a refund unless they speak up.
We architected a service that allows people to simply enter their address and we analyze and make a suggested evaluation on a fair tax evaluation.
If the user chooses to move on there is a series of tools they use to select their comparables and create their argument.
The site is developed on the .NET platform and aggregates data from various property data sources into SQL Server where it is compiled and analyzed.
CaseyAndStephanieSullivan.com - WordPress, Flash development
May 15th, 2009 | blog | CMS | Flash development | real estate | search engine optimization (SEO) | web development | WordPress development
We designed Casey and Stephanie’s website in 2006 however, now that WordPress has become a viable blog and CMS as well as being impressive for SEO results, we have migrated their old site into the new technology. As real estate agents in Seattle, WA, it will help for their site visibility as well as enabling them to keep the site relevant and up to date.
Twitter Feed API Integration
April 23rd, 2009 | API integration | Twitter API | web development
We integrated with the Twitter API so our feed now shows up on our homepage. It is a simple script that connects and translates the latest info which can be implemented in PHP, .NET, Javascript, etc…
Silverlight Hero - development
April 2nd, 2009 | entertainment | Redmond | Silverlight development | web development
The Windows Media Center team asked us to create a hero slideshow, developed in Microsoft Silverlight in order to showcase their product video spots. The slideshow is fully configurable for size, number of slides, thumbnail colors and slide duration using an XML document.
AT&T U-verse - Yahoo Maps API
February 27th, 2009 | API integration | Redmond | web development | Yahoo Maps
Leveraging the Yahoo Maps API we created a zip code look up tool to analyze AT&T U-verse coverage for individuals. Because we needed full zip codes (i.e. 98101-3232), and most people do not know their zip+4, we used the Yahoo API to have it normalize the address. This allowed us to effectively guage coverage at a smaller fidelity.
The service is only available to internal teams however we would be more than happy to show a demo in person.
Media Center Gadget - Vista gadget development
January 3rd, 2009 | analytics | entertainment | Redmond | Vista gadget development | web development
We developed a new Vista gadget that connects to a live feed and calculates a real-time count of how many unique users are using Windows™ Media Center. The gadget acts as a counter for the internal team to monitor subscriptions and their product’s use.
In addition we implemented a flyout that provides additional statistics for the team to access at any time from the gadget itself.

Net-Inspect - web site redesign
December 20th, 2008 | aerospace | Bellevue | e-commerce | usability | web design | Yahoo Store

We have worked with Net-Inspect helping them to create a more streamlined brand for their website and software-as-service applications. Through a series of campaigns, starting with a complete overhaul of their Net-Inspect product user interface, we have been able to give their subscribers a richer user experience as well as consult on making the features more efficient and usable.
In addition we have worked with their team to create marketing reports, kiosk demonstration displays, statistical analysis and visual solutions to manufacturing scheduling problems.
Most recently we have been redesigning their product marketing site and integrating a commerce engine that will allow them to sell their products and services online. Leveraging Yahoo Store, we are able to get their offerings up and running in a short amount of time for a very reasonable price.
Seattle Law Firm Web Redesign
November 21st, 2008 | CMS | law | Seattle | web design
This local Seattle law firm, Ricci Grube Aita & Breneman, asked us to redesign their website which had fallen a bit out of date. We created a more modern feel for the firm and created an up-to-date partner section so that visitors can learn more about the partners and the services they provide.
Cirque Building - web design
November 1st, 2008 | contractor | Seattle | web design
Cirque Building, a Seattle contractor, asked Switch to help design a web site that they could use to showcase their work and attract new clients. We focused on their high quality craftsmanship and created a look and feel to match.
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