*Note - Some portfolio pieces may require the downloading of plug-ins.

100 Point Challenge.  This upstart sports-gaming company came to us with a request for an interactive introduction to their web site.  Macromedia Flash 4.0 was used to develop this short promo.  [view]

Asthma & Allergy Associates of Troy.  A new logo and web site was on the menu for this pre-existing allergy clinic.  A powerful back-end was also built to allow patients to refill prescriptions and inform the office of changes in contact information online.  [view]

Accelerator Pro.  Development is officially underway on this in-house application.  Accelerator Pro is business management software geared toward the landscaping and hardscaping industries.  [view]

Almont Area Chamber of Commerce.  The Almont Area Chamber of Commerce approached DragNet when they decided it was time to get online.  A template was designed to compliment the logo, and photographs supplied to DragNet by the client.  [view]

Athens Alumni Association.  The DragNet Corporation was petitioned to build a site with information on Athens High School class of 1990 ten-year reunion. A simple, yet interactive solution was the flavor of the day. Macromedia Flash 4.0 was used in development of this site.  [view]

Briggs Industries.  When Briggs Industries came to us, they had decided their logo was worn out.  The new design that was created had a fresh, modern feel ensuring that it would last well into the new millennium.  [view]

Construction Association of Michigan.  The Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) came to us begging for a more enthusiastic web presence.  A trendier black-base was used to hold newspaper-esque pages.  [view]

Flexi Multimedia.  When Flexi Multimedia walked through our door, they were toying with the idea of a new multimedia introduction to their existing web site.  What they got was an "explosion" of flash.  [view]

Gem Barcoding.  Gem Barcoding was preparing to build a new web site for their business.  First step: a new logo.  That's where we came in.  [view]

Georgetown Commons.  Georgetown Commons, an apartment complex in Clinton, Michigan, decided it was time to showcase their beautiful facilities on a beautiful web site.  [view]

John R. Spring.  John R. Spring knew they needed a new web interface to sit on top of the back-end software we were building them.  The result was a content friendly template that gave them everything they wanted... and more.  [view]

Keizer Morris.  Keizer Morris needed a web presence showcasing their products and services.  An inexpensive solution to get their company online.  [view]

MediaSharks.  Corporate Identity?  Yeah, we do that.  A new logo and branding scheme were on the table for dinner.  [view] 

Michigan Skid Loader.  Michigan Skid Loader is part of a circle of companies that obtained our services.  An existing logo was used in designing an aesthetically pleasing front end.  [view]

Soulliere Decorative Stone.  Another company gets the web-bug.  Soulliere Decorative Stone wanted a web site primarily to show off some fantastic photos of their work.  The dynamic image gallery is database driven.  [view]

SportsGameCard.  Ever leave a hockey game after the second period?  SportsGameCard was designed (and commissioned by the NHL) to make sure you won't want to.  Sports and bingo all at once?  This must be heaven.  [view]

The Menu Spot.  Who's got time to pick up the phone and call off orders for lunch during the work day?  The Menu Spot is an in-house application enabling residents of the Detroit Metropolitan area to order breakfast, lunch, and dinner right from their computer.  [view]

Troy Sports Center.  The Troy Sports Center, a recreation facility in Troy, MI, needed an introduction to spark interest in their new web site.  Macromedia Flash was the tool of choice.  [view]