The PageBuiler is a visual drag-and-drop, point-and-click editor with which we build our custom styling and designs. Every project includes the PageBuilder, so your team can edit and manage every aspect our of custom-designed styling and layouts. Hard-coded templates and themes would make your website obsoltete virtually the moment it is released. As they do not auto-update, no matter how much work we put into a hard-coded theme, it would be out-of-date and miss crucial newly released browser, Html and CSS tools and .js releases. Building our custom-styles with the UIKit and PageBuilder, your team will have an Open Source framework that updates automatically and stays current over the years. Admins can easily add elements, new sections, and even save their most used layouts and content to re-use on other pages. This eliminates any need to learn custom CSS classes and Html, making managing your website, it’s design and layout easy and simple to edit, save and reproduce.

Custom Items can be built and integrated with your database. With your items consisting of database tables for each attribute of the item, each table can have it’s own access level settings, and be imported or exported via CSV or JSON. Items can belong to a Primary Category, as well as multiple categories belonging to many different category trees. We’ve built Product Catalogs, Directories, even very custom Web Applications like that for the Homestand Games of the Oakland Athletics. In that example, each item is a baseball game played at the home stadium. Custom data that is relevent only to staff is streamed into widgets, the category, search results, calendar or to the full detail page. Data that is restricted to specific levels of access will only show to users who are logged-in with that level or higher. Many websites block entire items or pages, but we can set specific elements of an item to have their own access levels. For inter-active website applications, submission forms can be created so that Admins and Front-End users can create their own content. A common use of this would be for a user profile or business listing. Here, the front-end has a submission form that allows the user to fill out or select the Name/Item Title, Category/Categories, Related Items, Image, Text Area, Possibly a Phone Number and Email Address, etc. Administators can import this data in bulk with CSV or JSON, but the inter-active functionality allows users to add items of their own. This is perfect for Community Social Networking websites, Business Directories, Classified Craigslist-Style Marketplace Listings, Store Locations and more.