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Mobile Smart-Phone Websites

More and more customers are surfing the web while on the go. Often times they just want to call you, get driving directions or perform some basic task intrinsic to your business or product.

Babyface Interactive develops Mobile Websites – that is, versions of your website configured specifically for easy navigation on a smart-phone. Often these sites are simplified versions of your main site with only the most essential mobile-enabled features.

These might include:

Federal Street Press is a division of Merriam-Webster Inc. whose mission is to publish high quality dictionaries and thesauruses at affordable prices.

FSP’s website is a catalog site allowing customer to search through their product line and download resources including sales collateral, educational guidelines and sell sheets.

With a very high volume of detailed information linked to each title, the Drupal CMS gave us the tools to create a powerfully flexible cataloging system where the product information is sliced and diced.

Dr. Sheryl Leventhal of Valley Cottage, NY needed a website to promote her growing Integrated Functional Medicine practice.

Designed by David Pirell, this site was developed to be easily managed with SEO in mind. Patient education was important and resources are provided to support Dr. Leventhal’s practice.

The requirements were clear. Simple, elegant, reasonably priced and up in time for the launch of Maureen Bennett’s first major gallery exhibit.

Maureen’s site was developed and launched just in time for her debut at the Borghi Fine Art Gallery in Englewood NJ.

Built on the Drupal CMS platform, the site is easily updatable as this prolific rising artist will need to add new works as her explorations take her to new territories.

The Super Conductor Materials website was a redesign and major upgrade from their old site. Specializing in scientific products like sputtering targets, crucibles and electron beam guns SCM serves a highly specialized but global market.

Their existing site was not as visible in the search engines as they would have liked and the site was not serving their customers’ needs.

We revamped the site with a new design and layout and help SCM reorganize the content.

Since launch overall site traffic rose 20% and search engine traffic is up 42%.

Microsite Development

The Byne Group had developed a major promotional campaign throughout the county encouraging businesses to apply with the local utilities for energy-saving initiatives.

As part of the campaign we provided development services for a microsite to coincide with the advertising campaign.

The Rockland Teachers' Center Institute website had become victim of info-creep – the slow process whereby information gets added over time with no overall plan so as to render the site overwhelmingly confusing and basically useless.

Our client, The Byne Group took an unwieldy site (see the 'before' image) and through smart design and intelligent information architecture redesigned the RTCI site to where it is now user-friendly and intuitive.

The Randolph Rose Collection website is a highly customized ecommerce website built for the Rose brothers to highlight and sell their high quality bronze sculptures as well as their custom sculpture services.

The site is built around an Ubercart shopping system is designed to coordinate specials offered at their tradeshows with pricing on their site. For logged-on users the site automatically updates pricing based on your role as a wholesaler or trades organization or tradeshow visitor.

United Hospice of Rockland was seeking to revitalize their web-presence as part of an overall PR campaign being masterminded by The Byne Group. On a tight deadline driven by the launch of an upcoming outreach campaign we worked closely with The Byne Group to render their carefully crafted design into the website you now see.

St. Christopher’s Inn run by the ministry of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement is a temporary homeless shelter dedicated to the rehabilitation of the men in crisis.

The Byne Group, known for their work with not-for-profits designed this site to communicate St. Christopher's mission and provide a resource to the community. The Byne Group brought Babyface in to build the site and bring their vision to the web.