Insite Web Publishing has been selected to redesign and develop the Arlington Public Library website and content management system (CMS).

Insite worked with Multnomah County Library and The Library Foundation to update the library's e-newsletter.

The refresh includes a visual update and two new features. Subscribers can answer a topical question and share their library experiences in "Tell Us" and read mini bios in "Meet the Staff." Not getting library e-news? Subscribe now.

To fully engage the community in the goal of ending hunger before it begins, Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon hired Insite to create a new brand identity including a logo, print collateral and a redesigned website. The new brand evokes a balance of hope and action. The website provides clear answers to the question What can I do to help end hunger? through action alerts, news, resources, and advocacy and outreach tools.

Out client InnovaTek Inc. has chosen Drupal as their website content management system. Contact us if you would like to implement Drupal for your website.

The Oregon Veterinary Medical Association has launched its new website. Insite developed the new website using the open source content management system Drupal. The website has news and resources for veterinary professionals as well as animal health care tips and a directory of veterinarians in Oregon for public.

Paul Irving, along with Dave Lippert, and Roberta Richards of Portland Community College, conducted a Google Analytics workshop for librarians at the PCC Cascade campus. Attendees learned how libraries can use this free tool to improve their web resources.

The four-hour presentation was aimed at beginning and intermediate users of Google Analytics and was well-received by attendees.

We are pleased to welcome Jacob Olsen to the Insite team! He comes to us from Platial, an online mapping provider serving over 12 million people per month. At Platial, as co-founder and CTO, he was responsible for all aspects of technology including application development and infrastructure.

Windsor Solutions has developed a web-based, environmental facilities monitoring and reporting application for the State of Iowa. Using data maintained by Iowa DNR, the application enables the public to view maps and detailed information pertaining to environmental activity occurring at a facility.

Windsor Solutions selected Insite to provide information architecture consulting, UI and graphic design, and CSS implementation of the public front-end as well as the administrative back-end of the application.

Coinciding with the opening of a new regional nonprofit center, KPL launched the ONEplace @ kpl website designed by Insite Web Publishing. ONEplace provides services and resources to nonprofits in the Kalamazoo area.

Insite has completed user testing and redesign for Northwest CENTRAL, the Drupal-driven social networking website for library continuing education in the Pacific Northwest.

Paul Irving has been invited to speak to a group of regional government webmasters. He will be addressing website accessibility and usability issues. Contact Paul if you would like him to speak to your group, company, or organization. He can address many website development topics such as large-scale information architecture, CSS and standards-based web design, working with diverse teams of website content contributors, accessibility and usability, and more.

Windsor Solutions selected Insite to provide UI and graphic design, information architecture consulting and CSS implementation on a pilot, multi-state, electronic hazardous waste manifest tracking system. Our goal is to create an intuitive interface that is interoperable on a variety of platforms including mobile devices.

The NW Central website provides continuing education resources for librarians in the Pacific Northwest. Insite will be working with Portland Community College to improve the website information architecture and usability.

Chris Pitzer has joined the Insite team. His responsibilities include website maintenance and development as well as maintaining our technology infrastructure.

The newly redesigned website for the National Indian Child Welfare Association (NICWA) was launched this week. NICWA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the well-being of all American Indian children and families by addressing the issues of child abuse and neglect through training, research, public policy, and grassroots community development.

The Hillsboro Veterinary Clinic in Hillsboro, Oregon hired Insite to redesign their website.

Platial has been named a 2007 Webby Awards Official Honoree in the Guides/Ratings/Reviews category.

Our presentation, "Consider Your Users: How Helpful is Your Interface" was well-attended and, according to the positive feedback, well-received. Thank you to everyone who attended and for all the great questions. And kudos to all the other presenters - we are already looking forward to next year's conference.

Paul Irving will be a co-presenter with Donna Reed, Web Services Coordinator for the Multnomah County Library, at this year's Online Northwest Conference in Corvallis, OR. Online Northwest was created by the Oregon University System Library Council to help librarians around Oregon learn about the use of technology within libraries.

Paul again brought his CSS skills to Platial during their latest hackathon. He was working with them to improve their member profile pages when this "flattering" photo was snapped by Tracy the Astonishing. Talk about a candid moment! Oh well, no one ever said Web development was pretty.

The Oregonian's Deb Wood, in her October 24th column, called the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association's website "Find a Veterinarian" feature the best way to find a veterinarian in any community in the state.

Showcasing their unique stone siding, the new Castia Stone website also allows customers to upload plans, photos and project documents in order to obtain a materials estimate and even a 3D rendering of their project. The site is a powerful sales tool that provides multiple points of contact, product information and design tools, and where customers can find inspiration in a beautiful photo gallery.

Insite has been selected to implement and convert the City of Auburn, WA’s new website design. The City selected Insite because of our extensive experience developing standards-compliant websites using CSS and XHTML.

Insite has been awarded the contract to redesign the Windsor Solutions website. Insite has had the pleasure of collaborating on several Web projects and we are excited to work with them again.

Insite has been selected to redesign the National Indian Child Welfare Association website.

With recent stories in Wired and the New York Times and a forthcoming interview on National Public Radio, our client Platial has been receiving a lot of press lately, all of it good.