The Academy for Educational Development hired Fig Leaf Software to implement CommonSpot with their new design.

The American Association of Museums hired Fig Leaf to implement a Content Management System for the organization's public Web site.

The American Association of Orthodontists hired Fig Leaf Software to create a new public Web site design and implement it with a content management system

The American Federation of Teachers hired Fig Leaf Software to design a new public Web site for the organization to integrate with their chosen content management system.

ASCP hired Fig Leaf Software to provide full life cycle design and development services for their public Web site.

The American Society of Consultant Pharmacists hired Fig Leaf Software to create a new design for their public Web site and implement the new design within a Content Management System

The Founcation's Web site has historically been an important means for reaching its most important audience, the general public, and educating consumers on the prevention and detection of cancer. The original site had been built in ColdFusion, and an in-house developer had built a simple mechanism for updating content, used in conjunction with Microsoft FrontPage. While this homegrown solution worked fine initially, it had become inadequate for the organization’s needs.

CTSNet came to Fig Leaf Software in search of a professional looking design shell, navigation system, and threaded discussion group system to create a community experience for Cardiothoracic Surgeons around the world. CTSNet personnel wanted to maintain the site internally using a template-based system.

The Discovery Channel hired Fig Leaf Software to create an online experience to coincide with the launch of their Shark Week television program. The goal of the Web site is to promote upcoming Discovery scuba and snorkel expeditions with sharks and whales.

The Epilepsy Foundation hired Fig Leaf to create an integrated eLearning system to give their personnel the ability to design curriculum for their

Fig Leaf developed an interactive CD-ROM which is an annotated bibliography of the IADB's first ten years of publications, in English and Spanish.

The Foundation needed a logo that would appeal to two very diverse audiences—the children the organization serves and prospective contributors and partners. After developing a corporate identity package, the Kimsey Foundation would also need a new Web site that presented the Foundation’s message in a clear and professional manner.

The Military Officers Association of America hired Fig Leaf to provide custom applications and extend their chosen content management system.

NPR came to Fig Leaf Software in search of an online survey tool to allow member stations to document and maintain information about the satellite configuration. The survey featured a large number of questions and required a simple Web-based interface. NPR engineers needed the capability to log in and monitor the completion of the survey and comment on specific entries.

The National Education Association hired Fig Leaf Software to create a more user-friendly Intranet home page and category pages.

The New York City Economic Development Corporation hired Fig Leaf Software to provide development guidance and best practices consulting for the organization's Intranet site.

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The American Association of Health Plans and the American Diabetes Association (ADA) hired Fig Leaf to launch the Taking on Diabetes Web site.

The Wilderness Society has been protecting America's Wilderness since 1935 through the potent combination of science, advocacy and education. The Wilderness Society hired Fig Leaf Software to redesign the society's public Web site and implement a content management system.

WRI hired Fig Leaf Software to redesign the organization's public Web site to reach out to a worldwide audience, many of whom have poor Internet access capabilities.

The World Resource Institute hired Fig Leaf Software to create a Web-based repository for researchers, students and media to access environmental data. Shortly after launch, the EarthTrends site was highlighted in a Bill Moyers PBS special.