Design Studio Joins Mysys
Design studio Hand 2 Mouse has joined Mysys in order to extend their portfolio of serices to thier clients. This has already resulted in Hand 2 Mouse capturing accounts which include web development even though they have no in-house skills in this area of work.
“Because we can now offer these services to our clients, it allows us to have greater success in capturing work tendered for. On top of that, Hand 2 Mouse even earn comission on any work undertaken by Mysys on our behalf!
We've found this relationship extremely beneficial and would advise any design studio to work with Mysys.”
Ken Coyle MD Hand 2 Mouse
If you are a design studio and are interested in offering this service even though you have no in-house skills, please contact us for further information.
HERIAN Image gallery at final Beta testing.
The HERIAN image gallery has been developed in conjunction with HERIAN who are part of the Wales Tourist Board. When finished, the gallery will be used to store all historical related images so users around the world will be able to search for a specific image using a category or keyword. The system has been designed so it is easy and intuitive for users to search for images, allowing them to enter as many keywords as required in the search field. Visit www.herianimages.org to try it out for yourself.
New Environmental Database
A new on-line database for the environmental industry which specialises in the Carriage of Dangerous goods is now live. The site, which was developed for Hazrem Environmental Agency Ltd, now allows registered users to search the database for specific carriage of dangerous goods information which will relate to a certain hazardous substance. Users enter in a unique hazardous code which then gives results depending on whether the carriage is taking place in the UK or EU. This is the first database of its kind on the Web which will offer this information to companies in this field of work.
Mysys Awarded Contract for GAB CMS
Mysys Ltd is to develop a web site with CMS for GAB. The site will be WAI accessible and allow users to update the site through its bespoke CMS with the use of speech browsers and screen readers. Currently the GAB site is inaccessible and does not conform the the minimum level of accessibility required under the DDA act.