Rosemary
Rosemary Slack
A long time Summit County resident, Rosemary moved to Breckenridge in 1998
while taking a break from college. After 2 years of mountain living, she decided
to continue her education by moving to Denver and attending the Art Institute
of Colorado. After recieving a degree in Website Administration and getting
married, her and her husband (and two dogs) moved back to Breck.
As the Web Designer and Developer for Alikat Productions, she specializes
in developing cutting-edge, custom designed and database driven websites.
Her expertise includes:
Web Development
ColdFusion, SQL, Database Development and Administration, and PHP
Web Design
Homesite, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, Illustrator
www.carbuy.org
An auto website where a user can pick the type of car they want to buy and
their request is sent to all participating dealers who all send the user thier
lowest price on that car. This is all done without the dealer ever getting
the user's name, phone or email. The website is complete with a full administration
section where the dealers can bid on a car, insert and view their used car
inventory, and recieve reprts or thier sales activiry.
The site was built in Coldfusion
and javascript running against a SQL database.
www.beesleyrealty.com
A realestate website built for an office. This realtors website was intended
to show off listings, virtual tours and a schedule of open houses. The site
was built using HTML and Javascript. The virtual tours used 3dvista technology.
www.localwebdevelopers.com
This website is a directory of Web Developers around the world. It is
a searching tool used by people who are looking for a web developer near them
to do work. Web developers are able to display their contact information and
description of what they do.
The website was developed in Coldfusion running against a MySQL database.
www.hspc.com
This website was already
developed. The owners wanted a facelift to make it user friendly and to drive
more traffic. Photoshop was the primary software used to create interface image
and to add pictures of projects.
www.osbornderksen.com
An Organizational Development
company who wanted to tell their users more about what they do. They also wanted
to create an environment where their users could interact with eachother and
tell there own stories about Appreciative Inquiry. The site was developed in
Flash, HTML and Javascript.
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