Pixeldust has launched the new Cactus Cafe website. Built on a WordPress platform, the new website features a cohesive brand theme and gives users a new place to purchase show tickets online. Users can find information about upcoming shows, read about their favorite artists and interact with other Cactus Cafe-goers.
Pixeldust has launched the newly redesigned My Fit Foods website. Beginning with a fresh look, the redesigned website utilizes Drupal 7 and features a comprehensive menu where users can now purchase My Fit Foods meals online and pick them up at their local store. Pixeldust designed a custom Drupal Commerce solution that connects directly to each store’s point of sale (POS) system and submits the orders into the system dynamically. The POS then reports back to the website that the order was accepted. Users can also set a default location, so that when they look at a menu, they only see items available in their favorite store.
These days, the use of tablets and smart phones has become so prevalent that it’s hard to believe some people still used a dial-up modem 10 years ago (*shudders with horror). But despite all of the awesomeness that is now literally at our fingertips, the increasing use of smart devices has placed a div in the road to web design and development greatness: designing and developing websites and applications for more than just a PC.
Pixeldust has launched the new Pioneer Surgical Distributor website. Built on a Drupal platform, the new website features a custom Pioneer brand theme and effectively provides Orthopedic, Cardiac, Spinal and Biologic information for existing and potential clients.
Pixeldust has been nominated by the Austin Ad Federation for a Big Wig Award in the Web Designer category.
Pixeldust has been named #13 on the Austin Business Journal’s list of Top 25 Web Designers and Developers in Austin. This is the fifth year in a row that Pixeldust has made the list, which is determined by a number of factors including gross revenue, clients and number of local employees.
