Fisher’s Popcorn already had an existing store with Delaware.net that was out-dated and needed to be upgraded. We designed a completely new look with a slide show, new images and more functionality and ease of use. We used our CMS-Logic and Store-Logic to make their new E-commerce site easier to navigate and customer friendly. Their shipping options were also updated.

Since 1937, the Fisher family has been poppin’ popcorn on the Boardwalk and Talbot Street in downtown Ocean City, Maryland. They are a small family business and take great pride in making their tasty caramel corn. You can enjoy our delicious popcorn all year round. If you are in Ocean City, stop by their Talbot Street and Boardwalk location.

DJ Alex Vaughan needed better control over his website, previously utilizing a legacy application through Delaware.net in order to maintain his content. During his time hosting with Delaware.net, a brand new proprietary CMS app was launched- CMS-Logic. Built on CMS-Logic, DJ Alex Vaughan now has full and easy control over all of his content, navigations, calendar events, and more.

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Fenwick Island Farmers’ Market needed a website in conjunction with its sister site, www.bethanybeachfarmersmarket.com. The new website is built utilizing Delaware.net’s proprietary CMS app, CMS-Logic. The Farmers’ Market needed a fresh design and an easy-to-use CMS in order to promote the annual market located near the beach every summer in Fenwick Island, Delaware. With the help of the good people at the Bethany Beach Farmers’ Market, the new site is chock full 0f beautiful photography and information all about the market and the local growers that make it happen every year.

» Read more: Fenwick Island Farmers’ Market Launches New Website

Ok, so we aren’t installing solar panels or building a new office out of mud (yet), but we are recycling our trash. It occurred to me that we have 2 large trash cans in our kitchen, all it took was slapping a “recycling” logo on one of them. We will haul our recyclable refuse to one of DSWA’s drop-off centers weekly.

For those of you that haven’t looked into recycling in Delaware lately, they have made it easier than ever to drop recyclables off. There is now very little sorting required. Cans, bottles, junk mail, and paperboard can generally be thrown in the same bin. Corrugated cardboard is the only common recyclable you need to separate. For more information visit DSWA’s Drop-off Center webpage.

This website claims that a 4G version of the iPhone is coming in June. 4G, video chat, removable battery, and more. VZ already testing.