With a new website in the works AZNORTH is positioning itself as the dominant player in the Flagstaff housing market. Between the map TrailsWeb produced for AZNORTH, merging data from the County, City, private engineers, federal government and several other sources using custom software, and their dedication to the community and conservation of natural resources, AZNORTH holds both an informational and a qualitative advantage over other developers in the area.

The new site implements Flash 8 coupled with a .NET web service to give users a thoroughly professional experience while making all the pertinent information easy to locate. As always, TrailsWeb puts the focus on function before beauty, meaning this gorgeous site will be surprisingly easy to navigate.

TrailsWeb's office is in the AZNORTH building... Thanks for the cheap rent guys!

MusicMatchBox.net is packed with features geared toward helping Hawaiian bands find and audience for their music. Built from the ground up, MMB lets local bands establish a fully manageable profile with image galleries and a calendar of events. At the MMB store you can buy tickets to upcoming shows sponsored by MMB and The808SceneZine, buy advertising in the 'zine, and local band merch. The store is designed with future profile integration in mind, meaning bands will be able to upload mp3s of their songs and customers can download them after purchase.

The Tractor Guy, aka Bruce Lowell, sells new and used tractors, tractor implements, and backhoes up here in Flagstaff. His site is designed for the sole purpose of generating sales, and generate it does. Bruce's target of $1,000,000 in gross sales for 2005 was easily hit (more than twice his gross for 2004). He controls all the items for sale from a custom administration panel where he can configure a variety of appearance settings. A genuine pleasure to work with, Bruce and Jill are great clients.

Creation Ministries (CESM) had an eerily 80's pastel website before calling on TrailsWeb for a remodel. With a more unified color scheme and easier navigation they finally have a site that resembles the business they conduct. Since carrying their message is priority one, the addition of streaming audio and video to the site makes it easy for their internet audience to take hold of the ideas they share. Their calendar, resources, and FAQ pages are all easily managed through a custom admin section so their website stays current. TrailsWeb has also transposed the look and feel of their website to the design of the DVD, VHS, and CD media. It's our pleasure to serve them as a professional graphic design agency.

Barbara Whitman knows how important a professional site is in the vacation business. Based on Nevis, a Caribbean island, Under The Sea offers vacation packages and day trips to tourists to the island. On her site visitors can get all the information they need about her programs. Visitors can even register and pay for vacation packages online. With a dynamic site from TrailsWeb, Under The Sea taps into a much broader audience of tourists.

Katie Curran needed a website to help spread the word about her independent films. TrailsWeb was able to set her up in two days with a professional site that adds a lot to her film company, giving Katie a central hub where people can find the information they need.

A great site and a fun client to work with, AHK Homes is almost completely dynamic. Each page is constructed on the fly from settings managed by AHK through a full featured image, text, and hyperlink formatting interface. The site enables AHK to post new projects as they begin, and retire old projects to the Past Projects section. Frequent updates to the home page and about us page are also possible with a full set of image management and embedding controls. only the contact us page is actually written in HTML.

When Pete Page's customers need to find out how to order more ARMS BEARERs, the internet always has the answer thanks to the website he commissioned from TrailsWeb. Inventor of a very well designed weapon carrying harness, Pete promotes his new product across the United States. Look for the ARMS BEARER in your local sporting goods store.

The Williams Unified School District asked us to consider a project that would automate the attendance, scheduling, and grant reporting need of their after-school program (SOAR). With the scarcity of exciting data-intensive software projects in the Flagstaff area, an opportunity to do something like this was a welcome one. The project is completed and should serve their needs well. The application revolves around graphical interfaces for creating schedules and recording attendance, implementing drag-and-drop and integration with visual components. The program handles all the work to create the appropriate records in an Access database and render the needed summations in a handful of statistical and graphical reports. A few simple archiving features enable the WUSD staff to archive their data at the end of each year and begin anew with another set of records.