Yesterday, Gracemere Wreckers became PickaPart Rockhampton. It’s more than just a name change, you can now search or browse their available stock online, and the new website also features a full price list.

The administration section of the website features a full inventory management system, including stock rotation management. It also draws a location map on-the-fly, pinpointing the location of selected vehicles to make the job of finding them a bit easier.

Capricorn Screens’ new website was launched on Monday, and features numerous photo galleries to display their products.

Each page also has a handy enquiry form, and it’s been programmed so that when they receive an enquiry, they know what page the form was sent from. This makes following up much simpler, as their visitor doesn’t have to try and explain what they were looking at.

Queensland Cruisers are Australia’s Toyota Landcruiser dismantling & recycling specialists. Their new website allows visitors to browse though both new and used parts they have available, and allows people to easily make an enquiry on a part.

When an enquiry is received, the email easily identifies which part their visitor was enquiring about, which helps streamline the follow-up process.

The Rockhampton Leagues Club Comets kicked their season off with a win on the field, and a refreshed website for 2010 as well!

The home page alone features last game/next game icons, a sponsors slideshow, embedded media (their song) Ladder, Facebook embed, and latest news. Not to mention an upgraded shopping cart for merchandise, a full news archive… Well, maybe you should just check it out yourself!

Almost Anything Web and Graphic Design are proud supported of the Central Comets.

Funzone’s new website needed to be easy to update and manage, and also be accessible to all – especially to government social clubs and the like. We developed a site that is visually strong, yet avoids use of technologies like flash that can be potentially blocked in a corporate/government environment.

Schoolkits came to us with a fantastic idea: instead of trudging around your local stationery shop organising the kids back-to-school list – just jump online and do it all!

The Masters Athlete is a comprehensive resource for older athletes. Besides the book (which you can purchase online), the site features a large library of free information, and a subscribers-only section of regularly updated research and articles.

Site owners Peter & Claire can update articles, send out email newsletters, manage book sales and subscriptions from anywhere via a customised Content Management System, or CMS.

Zebra Wrecking, based at Gracemere, specialise in Japanese buses, trucks and 4WDs. Their new website displays vehicles and other items they are wrecking, and visitors can browse by make or category.

And of course, Zebra can fully maintain their new website via a content management system (or CMS).

Sassi Australia, based in Gladstone, recently undertook a major rebranding effort that not only meant updates to all their marketing material, but their stock as well!

We were were pleased to be chosen to develop their new website. Sassi Australia can update all their furniture and photos, and the website features embedded video as well!

Although the site doesn’t currently feature e-commerce capabilities, it has been designed so that this can be added later if the need arises.

We recently launched House of Treasure’s new website, featuring an online catalogue of antiques and collectibles that can be updated at any time.