Dynamic Flash website for Bass Amplifier manufacturers

Flash website for Trace Elliot

The project has involved merging data from different internal data sources into one MySql database, then using PHP scripting, produce a complete data management system for use by both the internal systems such as sales, admin and stock control and web based systems including; internal intranet, external dealer virtual intranet and the publicly accesssible websites for both the Peavey Electronics and Trace Elliot.

The multi lingual (five EU languages initially) project was managed and coded by internal staff at the Peavey Electronics European headquarters in Corby and using their own Fedora servers.

MSEYE created the dynamic flash website for the Trace Elliot site part of the project using PHP scripts to generate XML formatted data for consumption in the flash document. There is also alternative HTML content for each flash screen. The site also features a flash world map system where users are asked to select their country, which is used to generate region specific content on the site.

Please click here to view the site www.traceelliot.com

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