Web Design and Web Development Services from Webilicious in Tasmania

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• Australasian Straw Bale Building Association

  Web Design:

  The new Ausbale website uses the Joomla 3.x content management system with a customised RocketTheme template.

  Web Development:

  The website previously used PHP Fusion and was migrated to Joomla 3.x.

  The home page slideshow uses Smart Slider 3.

  Easy Profile has been used to make it easy for members to log in and maintain their own profiles including personal details, business listing and committee roles (where applicable).

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• British Airways Sucks

  Web Design:

  The British Airways Sucks website uses the Joomla 3.x content management system with a customised Helix Ultimate template to provide a voice for the travelling public.

  Web Development:

  The website uses customised styling implemented via a custom CSS file and various third party extensions.

  For example, Convert Forms is used to collect and display feedback and GTranslate is used for language support.

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• Cocanarup Conservation Alliance

  Web Design:

  The Cocanarup Conservation Alliance website uses the Joomla 4.x content management system with a customised Helix Ultimate template to promote conservation work in the Ravensthorpe area in Western Australia.

  Web Development:

  The website uses Event Galley Extended for the galleries, Convert Forms for the forms and Tabs and Sliders to help with content layout.

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• Friends of Ecovillages

  Web Design:

  The Friends of Ecovillages website uses the free open source Bludit content management system with the "Clean Blog" theme to support ecovillages, transition towns and cohousing projects.

  Web Development:

  The website uses some customised styling implemented via a custom CSS file.

  Plugins have been added to implement a contact form and gallery on the website.

  Bludit

  The Bludit content management system is an excellent choice for smaller and simpler websites.

  Bludit is easy to set up and it is easy for website owners to add and maintain content.

  Bludit has a much smaller footprint than Joomla or WordPress and loads quickly.

  This website has an almost perfect score in GTMetrix (see below) and this is "out of the box" with no extra effort required.

  

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• Lions of Tasman Swimming Pool

  Web Design:

  The Lions of Tasman Swimming Pool website uses the Joomla 4.x content management system with the free Helix Ultimate template.

  Web Development:

  The home page slideshow uses Slideshow CK and the booking system uses OS Services Booking.

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• Tasman Ecovillage

  Web Design:

  The Tasman Ecovillage website uses the Joomla 3.x content management system with a customised Helix Ultimate template to promote the Ecovillage and also for internal communication via a member only section of the website (not available to the general public).

  Web Development:

  The website uses customised styling implemented via a custom CSS file and various third party extensions for the public and private areas of the website.

  For example, Event Galley Extended is used for the galleries, GTranslate is used for language support, JEvents is used for the event calendar OSModul is used for the location maps, various Regular Labs extensions are used and Tabs and Sliders is used on the FAQ and other pages.

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• Tasman Ecovillage Land Sales

  Web Design:

  The Tasman Ecovillage Land Sales website uses the Joomla 3.x content management system with a customised RocketTheme template.

  Web Development:

  The Tasman Ecovillage Land Sales website uses the Joomla Content Management System with Event Gallery Extended for the gallery, JUX Timeline Module for the timeline page, OSModul for the location map, Slideshow CK for the slideshow, and Regular Labs extensions for sliders and tabs.

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• Tasman Golf Club

  Web Design:

  The Tasman Golf Club website was initially built as a static website using a customised version of the "Formula" template from Pixelarity.

  The website now uses the Joomla 4.x content management system with a customised version of the free Helix Ultimate template.

  Web Development:

  In addition to the core Joomla functionality, the Tasman Golf Club website uses some third party components including:

  • Convert Forms Pro for the booking form
  • OSModul for the location map
  • Scroll to CK for the Home Page scroll down feature

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• Tasman Landcare Group

  Web Design:

  The Tasman Landcare Group website uses the Joomla 4.x content management system with a customised Helix Ultimate template to promote landcare on the Tasman Peninsula in Tasmania.

  Web Development:

  The website uses customised styling implemented via a custom CSS file, Joomla custom fields and various third party extensions.

  Joomla custom fields, Regular Labs Articles Anywhere and Regular Labs Articles Field are used together to enable landcare project details to be uploaded and displayed on the website.

  Using Joomla custom fields to store project information (or any structured information) helps to future proof the website as there is no reliance on any particular third party extension.

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• The Hillside Project

  Web Design:

  The The Hillside Project landing page uses a customised version of the free "Eventually" template from HTML5UP.

  Web Development:

  The landing page includes a contact form so that website visitors can leave their contact details. Submitted contact details are emailed to an administrator and also written to a database for safe keeping (as emails are not always 100% reliable).

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