Break The Chain
An ambitious and innovative new project to reduce the transmission of STI’s in Switzerland : BreakTheChain.ch. Website programming by lémansoft.
Winter Dreams
A charming multi-lingual photo contest website designed by lémansoft to allow for photo uploads and then subsequent voting : energizer-contest.ch
New testing and counseling center websites
After launching a new website for Checkpoint Geneva on world AIDS Day 2010 (Dec 1st), checkpoint-ge.ch, Checkpoint Zurich is following with the launch of their own site on gay pride day, checkpoint-zh.ch. The two shared the same technological infrastructure (by lémansoft) and design (by etienne & etienne), thus saving time & money.
Some more recent websites…
… powered by lémansoft : carriere2.ch, hpwmg.com, and robertcramer.ch.
Child Labor in the Tobacco Industry
An attractive and concise website engineered by lémansoft for a non-profit organization, eclt.org
A picture is worth a thousand words…
A great little phototeque website for Geneva Tourism, conceived and engineered by lémansoft.
Another site related to Clinique La Métairie
A small site engineered by lémansoft to attract new clients from neighboring France: www.sevrage-dependance.fr.
Walking to school…
A new colorful website engineered by lémansoft for pédibus, which is a great program that encourages kids to walk to school along with a few volunteer parents: www.pedibus-geneve.ch
Even if you don’t like football, you’ll love this site
Another fun site, this one mostly photos of the Euro2008 event in Geneva Switzerland, engineered by lémansoft. Check it out: www.enjoygeneva.ch. It’s aimed at fans from the various countries who came to the Geneva games. Lots of cool photos.
To file or not to file…
I always tell my friends and colleagues who keep having trouble finding this email or that email in their various folders: Don’t file email messages away in special folders, just keep them in the inbox, and when you want to find something then search for it using a search tool. So simple.
The problem is that we file stuff away in what appears to be the logical place at the time (the name of the sender, the topic of discussion, the year, etc), but inevitably when we look for that email we don’t remember exactly what it was filed under. Let modern search tools do the work!