Calculators & Tools
Create calculators, estimators, converters and other interactive tools around defined rules.
Custom Scripts
Custom Web Scripts That Solve Specific Website Tasks
Turn a repeated manual task or awkward website process into a clearer browser-based workflow designed around what the user actually needs to do.
Data Processing
Process structured information, imports, exports, searches and transformations with custom scripts.
Workflow Automation
Reduce repetitive website administration by creating practical steps for recurring tasks.
When does a custom script make sense?
Custom scripting can be useful when an existing plugin or standard website feature does not match the process you need. The starting point should be the task: what information goes in, what rules are applied, and what result should come out?
Examples of custom tools
Projects can include quote calculators, enquiry workflows, CSV processing, custom search tools, reporting screens, data import utilities, content workflows and small browser-based tools. The exact implementation depends on the requirements and the existing website.
Build around the people using it
A technically capable script can still be difficult to use if the interface is confusing. Forms, labels, validation messages, buttons and results should be designed so that a visitor or administrator can understand what to do without needing to know the underlying code.
Custom script planning checklist
- What task needs to be improved?
- What information does the user enter?
- What validation or business rules apply?
- What result should be produced?
- Does information need to be stored in a database?
- Does the script need an admin area?
- Does it need to connect to another service?
- How will errors and unusual inputs be handled?
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