Archive for the 'Rich Internet Applications' Category

We are pleased to announce a new partnership with RedCart to bring all clickbooq users a full-featured and easy-to-use online proofing and shopping cart system. We know being able to sell your prints and specialty products online to your clients is an integral part of your business. Since your shopping cart site should be an [...]

clickbooq’s rich internet application for professional photographers has reached the semi-finalist rounds for this year’s Adobe MAX awards. Adobe MAX is an annual global awards event that recognizes the most innovative projects and services built using Adobe technology. The finalists in each of the six categories (Advertising & Branding, Enterprise, Mobility and Devices, Public Sector, [...]

All clickbooq account holders should have received an email about this issue last week, but in case you missed it, here’s the issue. If you recently upgraded to the newly-released Mac OSX Leopard, you may have noticed issues with uploading images, BackDrops, logos, mp3′s or content page images. This has to do with an incompatibility [...]

clickbooq was awarded Adobe’s Site of the Day for Thursday, October 11th! Adobe selects winners based on “their use of strong visual designs, superior functionalities, and innovative uses of Adobe products”. clickbooq is featured in Adobe’s showcase and on the Adobe homepage.

Rich internet applications have exploded in the past few years and the technology to build them has improved by leaps and bounds. But there are still technical challenges to face when you attempt to replicate the user experience we take for granted in most desktop applications. Initially we attempted to build our application entirely in [...]

So we’ve taken the leap – going from a web design firm to a full-fledged software provider. But we aren’t just looking to create new technology – we’re developing a service that offers a much-needed solution to a problem we’ve been solving for our clients for years. It’s still web design, just without the overhead. [...]