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  Atomicweb creates online tools so you can create your website. We think websites cost too much, so thats why we created website2Go. With our self-publishing approach you can get your business on the web at a small fraction of the cost. You also will have control over the content of your site, being able to change and update your site as much and as often as you like at no added cost to you. The history of Atomicweb We started as a contractor to NASA HQ. Our first website was www.nasa.gov. That was January 1994.  Client: NASA Project: Create an interface, integrating all NASA centers via a common identity and navigation system, with an illustration solution that mimicked NASA's own false-color imaging. This site totaling more than 400 pages plus links to thousands of other NASA pages. From there we were invited by the U.S. Postal Service to design a nationwide web of government services that operated on the federal, state and local levels. It is called WINGS (Web Interactive Network of Government Services) It was a test bed to deliver government services via web technologies on a large scale.  Client: U.S. Postal Service, "WINGS" Project: Initially, create a demo which integrated a stand-alone kiosk with the World Wide Web and Federal, state and local government real-life scenarios. Later, re-vamp the initial effort into the pilot program for market-testing. Overview: An integrated, cross-platform web and kiosk-compatible system was created that could be used to complete real-life tasks such as change of address, if one were moving across country or next door by accessing the data via the Web or at a kiosk placed in a public area. Graphics and navigation had to be immediately understood and easy to use for everyone. WINGS, the Web Interactive Network of Government Services, is a joint Local, State and Federal government customer-service initiative being facilitated and managed by the U.S. Postal Service. The WINGS goal is to integrate services around life events, allowing people to complete government business on many levels in one session. Through public access terminals, kiosks and even home computers, WINGS will enable the public to conduct their business with the government quickly, effectively, whenever and wherever they want to. More Atomicweb History |
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