York Instructional Services is a Sacramento California based website development and management company offering the following services:
- Website/Database Development
- Application Development (Exams and Job Tracking)
- Custom eCommerce Applications for Integration with AuthorizeNet (SIM,AIM & CIM), BeanStream, PayFlow and ccAvenue
- Consulting and Training
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About Us
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Offer exams on your website. Whether you offer continuing education online or would like to setup your own membership exam site, this program is for you.
We developed the application around feedback received from owners of our current exam scripts. We included a free trial download with flash tutorials on every function to walk you thru building your exam site.
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York Instructional Services has been active in the Internet and website development since February 1997.
Through the use of in-house personnel, partnership arrangements with several programming firms and a considerable network
of freelance programmers, York Instructional Services has demonstrated the ability to meet a wide variety of web site development needs.
Our Clients are companies and professionals in a wide variety of industries ranging from education to non-profit organizations to distributors in the stainless steel industry.
You will find us to be able to handle all of your needs including:
HTML, JavaScript, Perl, Visual Basics, Visual Basic Script, D-HTML, Java, MySql, Oracle, Php, ASP and JSP.
Michael York is a contributing member of the HTML Writer’s Guild, JavaScript Resource and CGI Resource, and is registered with International Web Design Database.
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Keeping your Contact page up-to-date or changing your Specials (you know, the one that expired July 2006) is a simple task and everyone knows it. What might not be so simple is actually dedicating the time to do it.
Have you ever looked at your own website and said “oh yeah, I need to make some changes” and then a month later you look again and see the same pages? Maybe it’s time to outsource these mundane tasks.
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