If you wish to be considered for this week, please read the summary of rules:
Reply by the end of July 19th to be considered for this week’s award.
Include the URL and your email address.
Only the webmaster/creator of the site can submit.
Only one submission per person per week.
Submissions are capped at 10 each week, so don’t wait or hesitate until the last minute. Entries beyond the 10 entry limit will not be eligible for the SOTW for that particular week.
Include a brief synopsis of your site inluding its purpose, or maybe some features you wouldn’t want anyone to miss.
Your site does not have to be full Flash to be eligible. Whilst you still must employ Flash to some extent, we are also looking for the overall design and usability of your site, not just your Flash skills.
While it is understood that sites are perpetually under construction, please submit only complete sites. Do not submit a site that is less than 80% finished.
Submissions must be actual websites with sections and content. Examples of ineligible include (but not limited to) flash games, movies, etc.
There will be a private poll among the moderators and a winner will be announced.
No critiques or feedback is allowed in the submission thread. If you wish a concentrated critique of your site, you may start a thread in Site Check. However, mod critiques will be posted when a winner has been selected.
For more information or questions, please refer to the Official SOTW Rules. Once you have read and understand the rules above, you may submit your site to this thread. Sites not adhering to the rules above will be disqualified and deleted. Submitting your site is an agreement and acceptance of the rules.
Completly database driven. The CMS allows the site owner to change every picture and every bit of text. The CMS will insert a new winery the admin can then start a Flash app to position the winery on the state and save it.
The site was designed to give a general overview of the space station and its mission as well as highlighting the contributions made by the NASA - Computational Sciences Division