Advanced Web Framework

CTSI’s Advanced Web Framework provides simple, browser-based tools that make it easy for administrators, editors, developers, and designers to build, deploy, and manage all aspects of an interactive website or application, including content, layout, membership, features, functionality, site hosting, and security. The AWF gives clients almost infinite flexibility in how they develop and deploy websites and applications. Its advantages include:

• Ease of Use – The AWF is designed to make it easy for administrators, content editors, developers, and designers to manage all aspects of their web assets. Wizards, content-sensitive help, and a well-researched user interface provide a smooth user experience.
• Feature-Rich – The AWF comes loaded with a set of built-in features that provide exceptional functionality. Site hosting, web design, content management, security, and membership options are all easily managed and customized through simple, browser-based tools.
• Leading-edge – The AWF leverages best-practice software development concepts and leading-edge technologies like ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Studio, SQL Server, Windows Server, and IIS.
• Flexible and Extensible – The AWF was designed to fit easily into existing computing environments. The core framework includes a series of open APIs that make integration with existing applications simple and straightforward, allowing clients to focus on extending features and functionality rather than troubleshooting installations. And, the AWF is flexible enough to be used for anything — new applications, minor site modifications, major overhauls, and swap outs.
• Site Settings – The site settings features allow us to easily modify the title of the site, as well as manage search engine descriptions and submissions, user welcome messages, logos, backgrounds, and skins.
• Site Skins – Skins allow us to completely change the look of a site without the need to reorganize content – all at the click of a few buttons.
• Security Roles and Protected Content – Clients can specify that we create roles for different user groups, such as registered users, subscribers, content providers, affiliates, media, etc. They can then grant access and editing rights for each group. These rights can be assigned to the entire site, a single page, or even to an individual module on a specific page. Individual users may belong to more than one group. CTSI can also establish separate password-protected areas to control access.
• Site Log – The site log allows clients to track users and visitors by generating reports including detailed site log, page popularity, page views by day, page views by days of week, page views by hour, page views by month, user frequency, user registration by country, and user registration by date.

CTSI’s Advanced Web Framework provides simple, browser-based tools that make it easy for administrators, editors, developers, and designers to build, deploy, and manage all aspects of an interactive website or application, including content, layout, membership, features, functionality, site hosting, and security. The AWF gives clients almost infinite flexibility in how they develop and deploy websites and applications. Its advantages include:

• Ease of Use – The AWF is designed to make it easy for administrators, content editors, developers, and designers to manage all aspects of their web assets. Wizards, content-sensitive help, and a well-researched user interface provide a smooth user experience.
• Feature-Rich – The AWF comes loaded with a set of built-in features that provide exceptional functionality. Site hosting, web design, content management, security, and membership options are all easily managed and customized through simple, browser-based tools.
• Leading-edge – The AWF leverages best-practice software development concepts and leading-edge technologies like ASP.NET 2.0, Visual Studio, SQL Server, Windows Server, and IIS.
• Flexible and Extensible – The AWF was designed to fit easily into existing computing environments. The core framework includes a series of open APIs that make integration with existing applications simple and straightforward, allowing clients to focus on extending features and functionality rather than troubleshooting installations. And, the AWF is flexible enough to be used for anything — new applications, minor site modifications, major overhauls, and swap outs.
• Site Settings – The site settings features allow us to easily modify the title of the site, as well as manage search engine descriptions and submissions, user welcome messages, logos, backgrounds, and skins.
• Site Skins – Skins allow us to completely change the look of a site without the need to reorganize content – all at the click of a few buttons.
• Security Roles and Protected Content – Clients can specify that we create roles for different user groups, such as registered users, subscribers, content providers, affiliates, media, etc. They can then grant access and editing rights for each group. These rights can be assigned to the entire site, a single page, or even to an individual module on a specific page. Individual users may belong to more than one group. CTSI can also establish separate password-protected areas to control access.
• Site Log – The site log allows clients to track users and visitors by generating reports including detailed site log, page popularity, page views by day, page views by days of week, page views by hour, page views by month, user frequency, user registration by country, and user registration by date.