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Building web-sites usually involves learning HTML coding.
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Learning HTML can be baffling even for a native english speaker.
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Building web-sites as a non-english speaker must be incredibly intimidating:
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They have to learn the English language.
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They then have to learn technical english (which differs from normal english)
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They then have to learn HTML (in a language that is not native to them).
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The basic concept of the DutyCrew software was that a non-English speaker should not have to learn English, nor should they then have to learn Technical English and then learn HTML just to build a basic and navigable web-site or e-brochure.
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We think we have delivered that product.
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We have also delivered a product that allows complex and large websites to be developed with ease.
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A DutyCrew built website works even if the user's database fails (or is hacked).
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The basic system is built upon an Apache web server, with PHP5 hosted on the User's machine.
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The system is designed to allow the creation and development of a robust easily navigable site (or e-brochure) with minimal knowledge of web technologies.
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Whilst not being intended to create and build 'cutting edge' sites, development continues to improve this aspect.
Substantial improvements are expected over the next few months.
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Interface improvements are also being developed and tested. All interface improvements have to be robust, cross-platform and cross-browser to be viable, which rules out any platform specific options (Microsoft® DirectX® being one example)
