Just went live with a new site for pureIntegration, a systems integration firm located just out of DC. pureIntegration came to us with a specific set of requirements. They wanted complete control over their site, wanted it based on open source, specifically WordPress. DCG delivered a solution in less than 8 weeks that will provide pureIntegration with flexibility for years to come.

pureIntegration contacted us with a well organized and comprehensive FRP for a website redesign with a robust content management system. They had specifically requested WordPress to be used as the CMS. This has become common for us as WordPress has a great backend that we can easily customize for our clients needs. pureIntegration made it clear that they wanted complete control over content management and wanted the site well optimized for search engines. In other words, they were savvy to web development and marketing and wanted a partner that not only brought the technical skills to the table, but also one that was flexible and worked in their best interest.

We got the site up and running in 8 weeks. We customized the WordPress backend content management system to handle:

• Slide for visual slide show on home page, admins can load pics/manage content appearing over pics as layer, etc.
• Menu Management - Admins can easily rearrange and create menu options using "drag and drop" features
• White Papers & Case Studies - Admis can easily manage library of white papers as well as case studies and associate then with given services.

There is a whole lot more they can manage but I am rather tired. Suffice it to say that WordPress is a great content management system that is SEO friendly to get you ranked well for specific search terms. Out of the box it does a lot but your needs may surpass its capabilities. That is where we come in. We can take it beyond its native capabilities. Product Management, eCommerce, Document Libraries & more.