Client Update: Security Company eGuarded Launches Website

December 13th, 2011

Companies looking to safeguard their clientele, their business and their employees turn to eGuarded.com for high quality background checks, employee screening, and drivers license records. Papyrus Document & Design, LLC was proud to be selected to create eGuarded’s website, which demonstrates why a little prevention can save companies a lot of trouble.

 

Online pet boutique gets new logo

December 9th, 2011

When the new online boutique, High Maintenance Mutt, needed a new logo, they called Papyrus Document & Design, LLC because of work done for previous businesses in the past. Together, we created a logo to personify the attitude and content on their new online presence.

Papyrus Document & Design Introduces Local Students to HTML

December 1st, 2011

Several 4th and 5th graders at a local elementary school got to experience writing their own web sites in HTML this fall at a voluntary enrichment class held after school hours. “It was really fun to watch their faces as a page of code turned into a functioning web site before their eyes!” recalled Kim Dailey, webmaster at Papyrus Document & Design, LLC, who volunteered to teach the four session course to thirteen students. “The goal was for them to have a positive experience with code, a better understanding of how web sites are made, and perhaps spark an interest in pursuing web design or programming as a hobby or profession.”

The students each had access to a netbook, already owned by the school; and USB drives, graciously provided by the PTO organization that organizes the enrichment classes. Dailey arranged the curriculum, provided handouts, and instructed the course.

“I provided the students with three blank html pages and some clip art to start with, ” said Dailey. “In class, they wrote a very short story and linked all the pages. Then we added graphics, backgrounds, color, font styling, and finally embedded video, audio and animation into their pages.” At the end of the class series, interested students were allowed to take their pages home to continue to experiment, if they so desired. The students were encouraged to utilize the great learning resources of http://www.w3schools.com/ to explore html and css further.

“It was a really fun experience to share my passion with the youth,” said Dailey.

Copy of the handouts used in the class.
For more information on how the class was designed, feel free to contact Kim Dailey.

Client Update: Local Charity Expands Reach Online

October 5th, 2011

Our Lady of Light Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a South Fort Myers, Florida non-profit that provides food, assistance with utilities and rent, and other urgent needs to residents of south Lee County. Papyrus Document & Design, LLC is proud to help them develop an online presence designed to facilitate rallying volunteers, keeping supporters informed, and providing a source of reference for those in need or those trying to help others in need.

The site is blog based, which provides efficiency and simplicity in expanding and updating as time goes by. It also provides a secured area for vetted volunteers to obtain current forms and procedures when in the field.

Client Update: Stoneybrook Golf Course Creates New Site with Papyrus

October 5th, 2011

StoneybrookGolfEstero.com

Papyrus Document & Design, LLC was proud design the new Stoneybrook Golf Course web site, as well as providing photography of the course. This site relaunched at a new web address and allows staff to post frequent updates, sell online, and post the weekly radio show hosted by PGA Pro Jeff Nixon.