The team at Medium Rare Restaurant has been expanding their locations and needed a mobile friendly responsive website that they can manage internally. Continue Reading >

Redmon worked with staff from the Stanford Integrated Science and Language (SISL) project to develop a complete SISL Teacher Guide website. This website development included a custom responsive design, login to enter site, interactive elements and videos links to documentation. Continue Reading >

Villagio Hospitality Group came to us with a request to develop 10 of their websites. Moreover, this was for cohesiveness, responsiveness and an easy-to-use CMS and SEO ready with room to grow online visibility. To successfully achieve this, we developed a wireframe which outlined what each website would look like and how they would vary with colors and fonts. Continue Reading >

Redmon ported a hard-coded, multi-display exhibition to an CMS-managed, HTML5-based website, usable on any display size or dimension. Continue Reading >

Redmon created a secure management system and database that handles product management, account management, payment authorization, order fulfillment, order tracking, inventory tracking, system accounting, and reporting. In addition, the system also incorporates diverse payment options that include major credit cards, pre-paid cards, and checking accounts. Continue Reading >

Redmon designed and developed two web systems for the Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) web destination marketing project: an Itinerary Management System (IMS) and a microsite template for the system’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) stations. Continue Reading >

Redmon developed and deployed a state-of-the-art website for Virginia Railway Express (VRE), Northern Virginia’s commuter-oriented rail passenger service. Partnered with Pulsar, Redmon implemented a responsively-designed site and content management system (CMS). This provides a one stop portal for riders and VRE staff to update, communicate, and find information. Continue Reading >

Redmon converted a static website into a content management system-based website. The introduction of a CMS allows client staff to make content and media changes to the website easily. Continue Reading >

Redmon’s SEO efforts on this website led to a strong introduction of the new organization's identity to search-engine rankings. When GTrans premiered, the identity had to compete on Google against Google Translate. Just three months after the website's launch, this company resoundingly supplanted Google Translate on search-engine rankings; for instance. Continue Reading >

Redmon converted a static website into a content management system-based website. Consequently, the introduction of a CMS allows client staff to make content and media changes to the website easily. Continue Reading >