Code4Design has ready-to-launch software modules for all common dynamic website needs. The Code4Design software is:

Comprehensive	Our applications meet most business website needs, so you can handle your clients’ interactive site needs from one source!
Fully Integrated	Our applications work with the same admin and integrate features seemlessly, so a Web Designer won’t need to patchwork solutions together to meet their clients’ needs.
Flexible	Designers can add all 3 applications to a site at one time, or add individual applications as a client requests new features.
Easy to Implement	Our applications integrate easily into site designs built using Dreamweaver, Golive, or other site development tools.
Web-Native	All applications and data are available from any location using the World Wide Web.

The following software applications are currently available:

Content Manager 2.2
Code4Design's Content Manager 2.2 enables any user with web access to create and update web content from any location. Users create an unlimited number of new pages or sections, update existing content, upload images or files, set time parameters for publishing content, control user access, generate a site map, and more!

Email Marketer 2.2
Code4Design's Email Marketer 2.2 allows any user with web access to manage contacts & send mailings from any location. A form on a website collects information from visitors & stores the info in a database. End-users then build HTML/Text emails in the tool and bulk-email to prospects. Advanced features include import/export contact info, send auto-replies to contacts, generate notification emails to staff employees, mail merge, reporting filters, and more!

Shopping Manager 2.2
Code4Design's Shopping Manager 2.2 offers all the features and tools to catalog, price, and process payments for online products with two great advantages: unlimited creativity for the designer, and unparalleled ease of use for the site owner. The software integrates seamlessly with the CMS and the EMAIL MARKETER with the same principle of placing the Designer’s role as distinct from the Site Owner.

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