Web Content & Development

More and more, the Internet is vital to driving visitors to your doors and boosting opportunities for outreach.  We have extensive experience creating clear, informative, media- and content-rich websites.  We can provide content and represent you in working with website designers, understanding both the content and technical requirements of website development.

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Examples of Our Work

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Draft design of the online Scrapbook activity
For Pennsylvania Civil War 150, we are developing two interactive elements that will link the traveling Civil War Road Show with PACivilWar150.com (in collaboration with website and media designers): 1.) Civil War Scrapbooks; and 2.) Share Your Story videos.  Visitors begin these activities in person at the Show, and then continue online where they can view, build and share their own experiences.  View project page

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Ben Franklin 300 home page
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Screen shot of Franklin's Interactive Lifetime
In collaboration with website designers, we created Franklin's Interactive Lifetime, a dynamic online timeline.  In addition to facts, it contains animations and interactive games from the traveling exhibition "Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World."  View project page
We worked closely with website designers to establish BenFranklin300.org -- an online home for the Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary.  The site contains a range of information, experiences and resources, including the Frankliniana Database (a record of portraits and objects).  During the 300th anniversary period, the site also featured a comprehensive, active events calendar.  View project page

Client List:
Web Content & Development

  • Pennsylvania Heritage Society (Civil War Road Show/PACivilWar150.com)
  • Drexel University College of Medicine - Institute for Women's Health & Leadership (Vision 2020 - interactive poll and online Educators' Guide)  (View project page)
  • Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary (Franklin's Interactive Lifetime, organization website, Frankliniana Database)  (View project page)
  • National Constitution Center
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