Long-time client and CPA Jeff Sprecher launched their second website redesign in 4 years, depending upon Papyrus to keep his web services up-to-date. This site iteration includes a fully functioning client portal where clients can securely upload and download files, private message their CPA, and verify the status of their services. Cape-CPA.com functions on all size devices, and reflects the casual, unique personality of the practice.
Captains Connor and Joe McNichols needed an update to their fishing charter website that demonstrated the breadth and scope of their experience.
Having worked with Papyrus Document for many years, they trusted us to bring their site up to date for mobile users, and expand the content to better display what the clients can expect from Show and Tell Charters in Naples, Florida.
The Friends of Lakes Regional Library supports the programming, materials and services provided by the public library serving south Fort Myers. They needed a website to promote events, encourage membership and display their contributions to their community.
Papyrus designed a modern site with lots of room to showcase the unique programming and services only available because of the efforts of these volunteers. http://friendsoflakeslibrary.org
Pool Maids is a pool cleaning and stain removal service operating throughout Cape Coral, Florida. The spunky, English owner and operator, Christine, is already gaining a great reputation. She had worked with Papyrus before and was eager to have a custom website for her pool service as well. We were proud to deliver www.capepoolservice.com.
Rev. Greenbaum creates custom interfaith ceremonies for weddings, baby naming, home blessings and other personal occasions. Thoughtfully designed to meet the spiritual needs of everyone involved, no matter what their faith backgrounds. Papyrus Document & Design, LLC was happy to provide a site that demonstrates the broad range of services provided at http://interfaith-expressions.com.
Papyrus Document & Design is proud to have developed not one, but two websites for the Lee County Housing Finance Authority, an agency devoted to increasing the availability of affordable housing throughout South Florida. The authority has two audiences: potential buyers who need more information on how to qualify for assistance, and vendors, who need more official information about the authority.
The answer in this case was to create two similar, but differing sites based upon the audience. For example, the educational site includes glossary definitions of financial terms built into each page, to help first time homebuyers who might not be familiar with mortgage terminology.
