Case Study: Japanese Assistance Network (JAN) Japanese Assistance Network (JAN) has been providing translation and other services to Japanese tourists, businesspeople, and embassies for decades. Their latest product, in partnership with Hertz Rent-a-Car™, offers non-English-speaking travelers an easy way to buy some peace of mind when they're far from home. Hyperoptix helped make it happen. http://www.jan24h.com/
	Case Study: Spinky's Cookies Spinky's President Lea Newton had recently closed a retail store and was re-inventing her career around a business selling gourmet chocolate chip cookies. Hyperoptix created the Spinky's logo, then went on to develop their website just in time for the holiday gift season. In their first month out Spinky's had more work than they could handle, and Hyperoptix will soon be expanding their e-commerce capability. http://www.spinkys.com/
	Case Study: Plume Ridge Wine Negotiants As purveyor to many fine wine retailers throughout the country, Plume Ridge needed to allow their clients to view the status of their orders securely but also allow the public to see which wines they carried. Oh, and they needed their website to pull data in real time from their office database. Hyperoptix drew on their extensive experience in database design to deliver the goods. http://www.plumeridge.com/
	Case Study: Ciphertex Data Security Ciphertex Data Security recently launched a line of extremely powerful hard drives with hardware-based encryption, but their website wasn't up to snuff. Hyperoptix was called in to make extensive modifications to their content management system, and migrate their site to a high-end webserver. The result? A responsive web presence which meets the demands of the avalanche of interest in their new products. http://www.ciphertex.com/

Is your site holding you back?

Your home page may be inviting enough to draw visitors in, but that's only part of the story. Take a look from the point of view of a prospective client or customer, then ask yourself these questions:

• Do pages load quickly?
• Is navigation crystal-clear?
• Is the site structure organized with general topics in the highest tiers?
• Does the site function properly in all operating systems and browsers?
• Is information presented in a concise manner?
• Does the site invite the visitor to follow up by contacting you in any number of several ways?
• Is it designed with the visitor's experience in mind, first and foremost?

If the answer to any of the above questions is "no", you're losing visitors and potential revenue.

Why Hyperoptix?

We've been designing professional, economical websites since 1999. Over 150 in fact, for industries including healthcare, aerospace, media, retail, publishing, automotive, waste management, computer, mail order, and others. We've worked with clients from multinational corporations to "mom-and-pop" retail outlets - and every one gets the same personal attention, service, and cutting-edge expertise which helps them prosper in a business environment that's becoming more competitive every day.

Call (818) 559-1400 now for a free consultation, or drop us a line and we'll get in touch when it's best for you.