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GodFirst Church wanted a fresh look and focus for their site. The site is a place where church members can browse, play and download resources, build community and keep up to date and get all the information they need relating to the church. Using vibrant colours and images, the website captures the life and energy of the church.
OPS also set up an iTunes-friendly podcast for the church.

View the site at godfirst.co.za

One Part Scissors has redesigned the corporate website for FlowCentric.

FlowCentric is a software company operating on four continents. The concept of the website is based on the blog principle of having regular updates to the information people can find on the site. There are 4 distinct blogs on the website, supplying relevant and up to date information around training materials, product features and developments, frequently asked questions, as well as a general resource around the concept of process management.

The front page of the website pulls the latest posts from all these blogs – as well as from the CEO’s personal blog. Latest news stories are also displayed on the front page for quick access. All case studies and news stories are loaded dynamically, without requiring the user to open a new window or move away from the page they are on – this gives the website a very smooth and enjoyable user experience.

Another feature is an community-based support forum for registered users of FlowCentric software, which will facilitate the community of users in discussion around the product. This will become an essential resource for new users looking for answers to their specific questions and challenges.

The entire website is updated by various departments within FlowCentric via a web based content management system, using the latest Web 2.0 methods and technology to make updating the website easy and fast.

See the site at flowcentric.net

The overhaul of the Heyns Turf website completes a trio of websites designed for the DDH Group. The Group’s main website is a resource for people with product concepts, as well as for entrepreneurs interested in buying a franchise.

The Dent Doctor franchise website was the second site to be overhauled, and finally, the Heyns Turf artificial turf franchise website.

All the websites have a consistent look and feel running throughout, ensuring that the style of the group is carried through. This makes visitors to the website comfortable with new franchises and products as they are launched – the new products can immediately be recognised as part of the DDH Group of Companies.

Another website to carry the DDH theme is the PowerGuard Website, designed early in 2008.

The DDH Group websites are all based on the powerful Drupal content management system, which allows the head office to quickly and easily add information to all the websites in the group, using a familiar and easy-to-use content management system.

For the Heyns Turf website, One Part Scissors kept the grass background image from the previous site, while ensuring the look and feel of the other DDH Group websites was still carried across.

See the site at heynsturf.com, or see the all DDH Group websites by visiting ddh.co.za

One Part Scissors once again teamed up with Donovan Coetzee (assemblies.org.za) to create a website for Urban Edge Church in Durbanville, Cape Town. The use of JQuery allows the church to update all the pages. The UrbanEish! blog was also created.

See the site at www.urbanedge.org.za

The DDH Group of Companies includes established brands such as the Dent Doctor franchise, and fresh new products such as the PowerGuard and HeynsTurf. The Group’s website seeks to become a gathering place for entrepreneurs to discuss relevant topics.

The main purpose of the website is to communicate that the DDH Group can help the budding entrepreneur see their dream realized with the help of the DDH Group.

See the site at ddh.co.za

The Rhema South Family Church approached One Part Scissors to completely overhaul their website.

The new website that OPS has created for Rhema South makes use of the user focused technologies of Web 2.0 to carry the community-driven culture of Rhema South onto the Internet. Forums for online debate and discussion, interest polls, comments, news feeds, and tools for visitors to interact with the website in more ways have all created a website that is as much a meeting place for the church body as it is a source of information about the church.

See the online community taking shape at rhemasouth.co.za

See the site: africaharvest.org

4D and A Architects, the architects behind the creation of our former offices in Stonemill Office Park, wanted a website that showcased their diverse portfolio of corporate, commercial, residential and educational projects.

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Rivers Church has launched their new website this April which incorporates web 2.0 and Ajax bringing their site up to date with the latest web technology. The site still maintains the church’s popular use of original high-quality images throughout the site, capturing the energy of the church on each page.

PHP content management and consistent layout work to strengthen the site’s functionality and make navigating and maintaining the site easy.

See the site at riverschurch.org.za