Purple Tiger - Website Portfolio

These Websites are ones we have been involved in the development of the whole site (or a major part of it) - requirements analysis, code development, graphics and promotion.

Some of the Sites use our TigerCMS (content management system) - either the Web based version or the Windows desktop version.

Site: Sail In Asia
Link: here
CMS: TigerCMS [Windows Edition].
Ecommerce: Yes.
Site Design: 3rd Party (UK).
Description: The site features Yacht Charter holiday bookings and events timetables which are handled by the system and provide the owner with full reports.

Site: Save Money Diving
Link: here
CMS: TigerCMS [Windows Edition].
Ecommerce: Yes.
Site Design: 3rd Party (Thai).
Description: The site features Wordwide Diving excursions that can be booked via the website and managed with our Windows based booking management tools.
The site is also multi-language in both English and Japanese - further languages are to be forthcoming and the system has been designed to allow for many of them.

Site: Thai Travel Card
Link: here
CMS: TigerCMS [Web].
Ecommerce: Yes.
Site Design: 3rd Party (Thai).
Description: The client has a simple, single product site, but with a lot of extra information provided to the viewer. After purchase users of the site can Login to a members area to see special offers and receive even more details when viewing the site.
The TigerCMS system also allows the client to handle non-eCommerce sales to the site.

Site: Comet Miniatures
Link: here
CMS: Yes. Custom specific system.
Ecommerce: Yes.
Site Design: Tiger Designs UK.
Description: Comet Miniatures are a retail establishment in London, UK. They needed to start providing their products across the web and so we helped them get going with a database driven site incorporating dynamic feedback when searching, grouped special offers and e-Commerce credit card acceptance. The shop itself also has it's own system which links into the site to provide the latest sales information and order management.

Sharks and whales are kanaloa-divings speciality

Site: Kanaloa-Diving
Link: not provided as it is a subscription site.
CMS: Yes - Simple picture management system.
Ecommerce: No.
Site Design: Purple Tiger.
Description: This is a private website for a film-producer who specialises in footage of sharks and whales. The database-driven site uses Macromedia Flash for content-delivery, is bi-lingual (in English and French) and uses our own content-management-system for the client's convenience and control.

Site: Phuket Deep Sea Fishing
Link: here
CMS: Partial.
Ecommerce: Yes.
Site Design: 3rd party (Canadian).
Description: This was developed a few years ago with full database support for bookings and management of trips, etc.
It is currently undergoing a revamp to allow for multilingual coverage of the content.
The site also features a section about the recent Tsunami (December 2004) in Asia and it's affects on the people of Phuket and surrounding areas - this mini-site was also created by Purple Tiger.

Site: Orchid Services
Link: here
CMS: No.
Ecommerce: No.
Site Design: Purple Tiger.
Description: This was a nice simple site to create. Basic graphics but no database.

Site: Phuket Sport Fishing
Link: here
CMS: No.
Ecommerce: No.
Site Design: Purple Tiger.
Description: This site consists of a Flash side menu with pages both in English and Swedish (and some Russian). Many pictures to be cleaned up for their galleries. A Flash based availabilty calendar was also constructed for the bookings page.

Site: Inter-Tech-Trade
Link: here
CMS: TigerCMS [Web].
Ecommerce: No.
Site Design: Purple Tiger.
Description: ITT were, again, a simple site to create. A small navigation using Flash, basic graphics and a contact form. This has since been revamped to use our TigerCMS [Web] Content Management Tool for the articles and product details.

Site: Bonehead Designs
Link: Site currently down.
CMS: No.
Ecommerce: No.
Site Design: Bonehead/Purple Tiger.
Description: Bonehead wanted a fully Flash interface as the front page. The customer, who is a designer, created the main image, but then required us to recreate it in Flash - with some animation.