CommonPlaces Receives Honor

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The Web Marketing Association presented CommonPlaces, Inc. with the 2014 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Web Development. CommonPlaces won in the Category of Best Medical Equipment Website for Capsule Tech.

Web Development Award

 

 

 

From Left: COO: Michael Reich, Sr. Web Designer & Developer: Lemuel Santos, CEO: Ben Bassi

 

 

 

 

 

 

Each site submitted ie evaluated on seven criteria: Design, Innovation, Content, Technology, Interactivity, Copywriting, and Ease of Use. Judges are not told who submitted the site, or which category it is entered into. They visit the site starting with the URL provided on the entry form and assume the role of a target user. After reviewing the site, they enter their scores of 0-10 points in each criteria category before moving on to the next site.

The judges particularly singled out the Capsule Tech website as, ‘Overall great design and well-built responsive website that allows for ease of use across devices.’

Since 1997, the Web Marketing Association’s annual WebAward Competition has been setting the standard of excellence for Website development. Independent expert judges from around the world review sites in 96 industries. The best are recognized with a WebAward which helps interactive professionals promote themselves, their companies, and their best work to the outside world. The WebAward Competition is the premier award recognition program for Web developers and marketers worldwide.

CommonPlaces’ Senior Web Designer and Developer Lemuel Santos, on receiving this award, noted, “I’m very proud to have worked with both Capsule’s Marketing Team and the CommonPlaces Team on this successful project.” He attributed much of the project’s success to team effort, stating, “Every step was very well planned and implemented…”

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