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Archive for November, 2011
The new Ranger Heating & Cooling website has launched. Ranger Heating & Cooling Inc. is a locally owned full service residential heating and air conditioning company servicing the Fox Valley and surrounding communities from St. Charles, IL.
The website is a customized theme installed on the WordPress Content Management System application. WordPress provides an easy-to-use method for updating the website’s content and search engine optimization techniques without any special knowledge or HTML programming experience.
Additional programming includes jQuery animation, form submissions, and multiple WordPress plug-ins to control XML sitemaps and overall Search Engine Optimization.
Click here to view the Ranger Heating & Cooling website.
LOCAL FOCUS
PROUDLY SERVING
Local service in Aurora, Batavia, Geneva, St. Charles, Elgin, Naperville, Oakbrook, and Chicago, IL areas including 60174, 60175, 60134, 60510, 60120, 60121, 60123, 60504, 60505, 60506, 60507, 60568, 60572, 60598 zip codes.
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Website Design, St. Charles, IL,
Website Design, Batavia, IL,
Website Design, Geneva, IL,
Website Design, Aurora, IL, and
Website Design, Elgin, IL clients. I've worked in all Fox Valley communities.
WEBSITE TECHNOLOGY
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
With experience in a wide variety of website programming languages and platforms, I feature websites with HTML, XHTML, CSS, PHP, ASP, JavaScript, jQuery, Flash, Swish, Wordpress, Joomla, Custom CMS, Facebook, Twitter, RSS, and more.
Customized website programming applications I create include blogs, custom databases, Google maps, news, intranets, shopping carts, eNewsletters, calendars, forums, photo galleries, surveys, and more.
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AFFORDABLE WEB DEVELOPMENT
After discussing your needs, I will offer a quote for the entire project or a competitive hourly rate. Flat rate pricing, bulk discounts, pre-payment promotions are available.
No website programming request is too small. No website design project is too large.
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