I think the Internet Consulting business has changed a lot over the years. I have only become tangentially involved with web development very recently and I hear about a wide range of customers in terms of expectations and programming and design knowledge. It must have been easier in some ways a decade ago when a web designer could safely assume that their customer knew nothing and that they would be amazed by whatever rudimentary functions could be installed on a site back then. Nowadays, many customers have actually built a website or two all by themselves. These customers know that a full blown eCommerce site with all the modern bells and whistles is beyond their own capabilities, but they also know how to look at code and they are not impressed easily.
The Internet Consulting firm that you can find at http://www.teraeon.com is flexible enough to jump in and help a client with one small aspect of a development project or they can tackle the creation of an eStore or any other type of site from scratch. The list of coding languages that they work with is impressive and exhaustive. ASP.Net, ASP, PHP, JSP, C#, Java, Visual Basic, Perl, XML, DHTML, Javascript … that seems like just about all of the useful languages for web development. I am proud to say that I have heard of every one of them and I would even recognize two or three of them if they fell on me.
I was browsing through their portfolio and I found a really cool Interactive Workstation Design Toolâ„¢ on an office furniture website. I do not know if Teraeon created this application. Even if they did not, it is still a case where an eCommerce site has been outfitted with a cool application that no doubt separates the business from its competition. I guess I can also mention that this application caught my attention and drew me in to this site. I had to stop writing this post and email the link to a friend.
