National Park Service

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

SiteRipper Captivate Demo

The American Association of Orthodontists Insurance Company hired Fig Leaf Software to create a new design for their site and implement a content management system to allow their non-technical staff to easily maintain and update information.

The American Association of Orthodontists hired Fig Leaf to redesign their existing members only site, implement a CMS and tie the site in with their chosen Association Management System and a forums software.

The Architect of the Capitol hired Fig Leaf Software to create complex Web based work request systems for the US Capitol, US Senate, House of Representatives and Library of Congress.

Fig Leaf Software created the Security Automation System to enable Alltel Communications security personnel to manage security and incident reports via the Web in more than a dozen locations.

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

Curtis 1000 hired Fig Leaf to design and create a sophisticated online proofing system to enable corporate clients to proof stationery, business cards and other corporate print materials online.

Rydex Funds hired Fig Leaf to redesign their corporate Web presence and add online charting and graphing capabilities.

Legal Notice Registry hired Fig Leaf Software to create an online repository of legal notices historically found only in newspapers and other printed media.

The International Broadcasting Bureau / Voice of America hired Fig Leaf Software to help it migrate its content management system -- initially built using Macromedia Spectra into Paperthin's CommonSpot content server.

The Mayo Clinic engaged Fig Leaf to develop one of their websites in record time.

AOL was seeking an effective way of managing and monitoring employee performance. Reporting was an essential component of the system, developed from the ground up by Fig Leaf Software.

The US Botanic Garden, located at the foot of the US Capitol, hosts dozens of educational seminars and events at the Botanic Garden each month. The agency was in need of an efficient way to manage event registrations and had a desire to provide a simple, easy-to-administer, online registration system to enable visitors to register and joint wait lists for events.

AccuHire is a web based Human Resources application that gives companies the ability to post job openings, receive and review applications and interviews, hire applicants, and provide performance evaluations to employees.

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 Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) hired Fig Leaf Software to create a secure equipment tracking application for its numerous control tower and radar facilities.

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.

Fig Leaf has developed a number of applications for the American Chemical Society, including a Membership Application Wizard and a sophisticated News Service Application.

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.

"WYSIDraw" is the first of series of Flash MX components being developed by Fig Leaf Software.

The Bureau of Justice Statistics hired Fig Leaf Software to create a database application to combine crime and homicide statistics from various organizations and present that information in a usable, accessible online search application.