Web Master Designs is now working with Fionta, a technology company working for change. Fionta delivers Salesforce and web projects for non-profit and association clients. Web Master Designs has been assisting Fionta with a variety of client projects including Drupal migrations and maintenance, custom programming for clients, hosting solutions and feature enhancement/bug fixes.
The Oregon Hunter Jumper Association was ready to launch a new public WordPress site, but needed updates to their ASP.NET members site to match the new structure and styling. Web Master Designs was hired to update the navigation, CSS and to make the menus responsive, matching the new WordPress site.
Continuing to expand service down the east side of the San Francisco Bay, BART opened a new station in Warm Springs/South Fremont. This new station will be the jumping off point for the new Silicon Valley extension of BART that will eventually connect to San Jose. The website was updated to provide QuickPlanning scheduling to the new station as well as real-time train information.
BART added a new station to their system with the opening of the Oakland Airport station. This segment replaces the AirBART bus link that operated between the Coliseum Station and the airport. Riders can now transfer within the Coliseum station to the Oakland Airport automated people mover that will take them directly to the airport in an 8-minute trip. The BART website provides QuickPlanner trip scheduling to and from the Oakland Airport.
After polling users and getting information on what improvements they would like, The Phillips Collection decided to revise how they handle events on their website to make it easier to find events and better organize how events are displayed. Web Master Designs updated the Drupal templates, created some new ones, added a filtering capability for events, and corrected some issues with pagination of the associated views that existed.
BART converted their elevator and escalator outage tracking feed from using a manually input system to an automated system tied into their work-order system. This feed is now polled every minute and the results are displayed on the website. Web Master Designs updated the BART API to show this information and incorporated that feed into the BART website.
With their current content management system (CMS) being discontinued, the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) and The Phillips Collection (TPC) asked Web Master Designs to help them pick a new CMS and help manage the migration of their sites. After extensive analysis of available CMS products for these large sites (BART has 2,700+ pages, and TPC has nearly 2,000 pages plus 15,000 objects in their collection and library), both clients ultimately decided to go with Drupal.
As part of a project to improve their QuickPlanner trip-planning tool, BART requested new enhancements which included adding some new fields as well as improving the scheduling service and transfer locations. Web Master Designs took the lead on defining the new scope, providing project management of the overall project and integration of the new QuickPlanner results into the BART API and website.
As part of a number of system-wide expansion projects (including Silicon Valley, Livermore, and East Contra Costa County), the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is preparing to open two new stations, extending the Pittsburg Bay Point/SFO - Millbrae line out to Pittsburg City Center and Antioch. Adding these new stations to the BART API and handling trip requests before the new line opens was handled by Web Master Designs in preparation of the new stations opening.