Objective:
Complete fresh design of the company's website with a focus on major improvements in aesthetics, usability and functionality.

Background:
Maxx Bar & Grill was purchased by the Westman family in the summer of 2006. Upon purchasing the business, a substantial renovation took place. As in normal Westman family tradition, the entire family joined in to help create a more spacious and warm atmosphere.
The craftsmen within the family were able to perform the necessary work and keep the business open while the construction took place. This was the talk of the town. This sense of family is what makes Maxx Bar & Grill not just another corner sports bar.

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Client maintainable content areas /CMT sites

Allows the client to update articles within there website via html browser, giving the client the ability to update specific areas of the website. Because content management sites separate content (by storing it in a database) and design (by using templates), changes to a site’s structure and content can be made incrementally as needed. In contrast to the previous example, a company could add a customer support area to a database-driven site by simply adding the new content and adjusting the site templates. This process is far simpler than making global changes to every static page. Additionally, making changes to a content management site remains just as easy if the site were to double or triple in size. By contrast, a static site would require two or three times as much effort and expense.

 

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