Web 2.0 is the term given to describe a second generation of the World Wide Web that is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share information online.
When a member logs on to a site via a username and password, they have access to their own generated content and may interact with other members.
Facebook© is the prime example of a Web 2.0 website.
Building a member database can be one of the most valuable assets a business can have!
Features:
- User Registration
- Registration Verification
- Member Profile Management
- Member Interaction
- Maintaining a Membership Database
What does “Membership” website mean?
A site where you “Register” and can access your own content by logging on with a username and password.
A site that allows users to register, login and have access to personalised content.
What are the benefits?
- Being able to interact easily with your customers
- Provide Paid Content
- Internal messaging
- Forums
- Profile Management
Some examples:
Collen Construction
An internal contractors database
- Custom coded
- Hosted on internal office server
- Filtering system
- Search functions
- Auto backups
Texaco Support for Sport
A National Sport Funding site, where sports clubs from around Ireland apply for a fund of €5K
- Laravel Platform
- User Generated Content
- Cloud document storage
- Multi tiered access control
FOG Monitoring System
An online monitoring system for Local Authorities for Waste Compliancy.
This is a unique system and the only one of its type in the country.
- Multi tiered users hierarchy
- Automated alert notifications
- Cloud document storage
- API connections to proprietary software
My School Year
Classroom Management site was created with very specific requirements.
It had to be user friendly from ages 12 upwards and be useful for Teachers and Students alike.
- 4 tier login hierarchy
- Internal messaging
- Multi-media storage
- Document creation software
