Combining a database with a web site is one of the best ways to create a highly sophisticated web site. In fact, the power and flexibility offered by integrating a database with a web site is the foundation for today's most popular web sites.

The reason why a database driven web site is so powerful is because the entire site can be easily updated with new content as frequently as desired. It is even possible to customize a web site for each individual visitor. All major search engines, portal web sites, and news web sites use a database with their site in order to provide you with new content on an ongoing basis. There's no team of web designers cranking out web pages - it's all done automatically by retrieving information from the database and constructing a new web page when one is requested. Such a site is called a dynamic web site since it can be changed very easily, as opposed to a static web site which is much more difficult and costly to change.

Our experience with dynamic database driven web sites is second to none. Just about 90% of the sites we design are database driven or contain this technology. It allows us to build sites with the most powerful features and capabilities. We have complete control, and can update and maintain any of our sites effectively.

The fact is that if you want the best web site possible, with the best set of features and capabilities available, then you need a dynamic database driven web site.

The following is a sample of a working model.

We use a standard Microsoft® Access™ 2000 database to store all your products and services information.
An unlimited number of product and service items are supported, so it doesn't matter if you have 5 or 5,000 products.
Access™ is part of the Microsoft® Office suite and is completely compatible with Excel™ spreadsheets, Word™ mail-merge tools and most other modern office applications.
Access™ has one of the most reliable database structures there is.
The Access™ database is easy to view and edit.
We uses Active Server Pages (ASP) technology which has been specifically designed by Microsoft® to support web-based databases like Access™.
ASP is an integral component of Windows NT/2000/xp Server and Internet Information Server, the leading operating systems for Internet Service Providers.