You name it: small, medium or large scale; front end, middleware or back end; standalone, API’s or full integration. For over 4 generations of web technology, the Elliance team has cracked tough nuts of all sizes and flavors. We hire and nurture talent that writes poetic, standards-compliant, maintainable code.
Elliance team first helps you decide what flavor of app is right for you: native app, web app, responsive site, or HTML 5 app. Decision factors include user needs, marketing needs, budgetary constraints and functional specs. Then we simply build it using best practices for mobile design and user experience.
The web experiences are increasingly being built to have peers, friends and colleagues help each other. Soliciting and sharing opinions, stories, rankings, ratings and reviews creates social bonds in communities. Tapping into ready-made communities like Facebook, we build social applications that engage and go viral.
We are equally comfortable with open source, proprietary and commercial grade CMS systems. Irrespective of your preference, we strive to protect the integrity of your enduring brand voice while delivering fresh content to your prospects. Everybody wins: brand marketers, content managers, technology teams and prospects.
Over the last 25 years, Elliance has developed .edu websites using proprietary, open-source and commercial grade content management systems (CMS). As one of the few technology agnostic agencies, we try and support the prior investments of our clients. However, for … Continue reading
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Over the last 25 years, Elliance has developed .edu websites using proprietary, open-source and commercial grade content management systems (CMS). As one of the few technology agnostic agencies, we try and support the prior investments of our clients. Occasionally, we … Continue reading
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In a recent post titled “ADA Accessibility Compliance for College and University Websites,” the question of how to ensure WCAG 2.0 compliance was covered briefly. In this post, I will expand on a couple of the challenges of making an … Continue reading
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In order for a web page to be successful, a user must visit the page. Getting a user to visit the URL is a great struggle, but after they make that decision there are dozens upon dozens of reasons why … Continue reading
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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990/2008 (ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require colleges and universities to provide individuals with disabilities equal access to programs, services and activities. This extends well beyond making sidewalks, entryways and classrooms accessible. … Continue reading
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In working with over 100 colleges in the last 25 years, we have learned that website projects are a catalyst for transforming a college — power structures are realigned, the organization is energized, a new inflection point is created, and … Continue reading
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