Below are selected past projects developed for our Government, Non-Profit, and Private Sector clients. For a complete list of our clients, click here.

Government Clients

	511 Rideshare The Bay Area Rideshare Web site needed online maps to show their Carpool Lanes, Park and Ride lots and, Toll Bridge locations. STLi used Flash to integrate Yahoo! maps with these overlays. The map icons have links to additional information and resources. The icons, and information are managed by the Rideshare staff using an admin system developed by STLi.
	CalTrans This interactive Flash system for new employee orientation was originally developed in 2003 and has gone through several revisions since that time. This multiple-module animated tutorial contains animations, video and photos to present the many facets of Caltrans in a thematic manner. Interactive quizzes test the user's knowledge of the topics. The most recent iteration has added a comprehensive online tracking system to monitor all aspects of the participant's progress and scoring.
	DMV Driver Education The California DMV did a study on whether self-paced, interactive driver ed courses were as effective as classroom-based courses. We created an interactive CD and workbook covering the entire California driver code. Students are presented with tutorials that are supplemented with animated scenes, video clips, diagrams, and photos. They are also asked to interact with the animations by making decisions on what the driver should do. After completing all the tutorials on a topic, the student must pass a quiz before continuing on to the next chapter. A built-in tracking system records their results and lets them leave the program and re-enter at any time.
	DMV Safetyville The California DMV requested an interactive display for their road safety exhibit at Safetyville in Sacramento. Screens were designed to be both simple and colorful to help children of 2 different age groups navigate through a road safety quiz. The display featured video segments depicting children in road safety situations, and based on the child's response the appropriate segment would be displayed next. Their answers were tracked and presented at the end of the quiz. The program was originally created by STLi in 1998 and was converted to Flash with updated graphics in 2008.
	Department of Justice The Violent Crimes Information Center recently developed a new database system for tracking violent offenders and their crimes. Hundreds of law enforcement personnel across the state needed to be trained to use the new system in a quick and cost-effective manner. The DOJ turned to STLI to come up with a web-based tutorial that would not only provide training, but record test results to let administrators know who has completed it successfully.
	Los Angeles Public Library The Goodhue Codex is an epic adventure game developed in Flash and set in a library environment using library related scenes and items. Solving puzzles lead to new scenes and situations. Collect clues and objects to complete the final challenge. The game tracks all aspects of the user's interactions and allows the game to be pauses and resumed later. high score charts encourage competition. Thsi project was completed in 2004 and is still popular on the LA Library site.
	Mountain House Community Services District Designed as a central source of community information for Mountain House residents, the MHCSD site provides information on local services and departments, community events, public documents, code restrictions, news stories, job opportunities, and more. STLi also developed a secure bill pay facility which allows residents to pay their utility bills online.
	Sacramento Air Quality Management District We teamed up with JHME Advertising and the AQMD to create "Save Planet Polluto," an edutainment CD-ROM, website, and touchscreen kiosk that teaches kids about the effects of air pollution. Players first visit the Air Academy to learn about the AQI, vocabulary, and other important facts about air pollution. They may then visit other areas on the planet and conduct a smog check, watch ozone movies, repair the AQI satellite, plan an air-friendly community, and more! The collaboration won the US EPA's "Outreach Project of the Year" national award and tens of thousands of copies were distributed to children all over the country.

 

Non-Profit Clients

	50 Corridor.com This site provides information on Highway 50 construction projects and traffic conditions, and lets commuters talk back by posting on the "Corridor Talk" message board. The site was build around a system that lets site administrators update news items and project information, create instant surveys, manage email lists, and track web statistics from their browser. Over the years, the site has grown to include real time traffic cameras, the CorridorCam YouTube channel, and interactive route planning maps.
	Association of Fundraising Professionals AFP's site serves as a valuable tool for member communication as well as an outreach tool for reaching new members. Prior to the redesign, updating the site was the responsibility of a single Webmaster who was also busy with other roles in the organization. STLi designed a Web-based Content Management System for the site that does not require knowledge of HTML to use, allowing other AFP staff to now assist in the updates. We created 8 different levels of access, each level having permission to update only certain portions of the site. The result is a site that is much more current and much more useful to all AFP members and staff.
	California Water Awareness Campaign Redesigned in 2008, the campaign uses its website as a primary outreach tool for teaching water conservation techniques to the general public. The new site features a comprehensive Content Management System which allows the Campaign to update almost all pages on the site through their Web browser. The Members Only section of the site is restricted to partnering water agencies and is used as a central repository for campaign materials, meeting agendas and minutes, and other internal documents.
	CareerGPS CareerGPS.com, is a powerful, unique web-based career exploration resource developed by LEED and Sacramento Works, Inc. for the six-county Sacramento region.  CareerGPS.com presents the Sacramento region comprehensive workforce forecast, training and education data all in one place.  The web site is such a flexible, informative tool, that it attracts a variety of users, including: job seekers and students, career counselors, schools and training providers, companies, and economic developers. It provides a unique user account where visitors can store their test scores and Provider, Program and Occupation links. An interactive map shows location and provides driving directions for facilities.
	Child Abuse Prevention Center The CAP Center required a new website that would be much more comprehensive and extensible than their existing site. The Content Management System we built allows staff to easily create new pages within the Resources section and add an unlimited number of documents to each. Staff can also upload newsletters, update the Donors list, post news items and press releases, add links, and process vehicle donations. A new section called "Stories from the Heart" welcomes visitors to share their positive experiences, which are read and approved by an Admin before being posted on the site.
	Health Living Map of the Capital Region This site gives you the unique ability to visualize the well being of our 4-county region. Sponsored by four major local hospitals, the site combines health data from several sources into one comprehensive interactive tool. Along with an interactive Yahoo! map with custom overlays, this site contains a relational data base that allows you to conduct your own health queries, compare data, make charts and tables, and find information on our region’s health assets.
	Sacramento Regional Food System Collaborative The Sacramento Region Food System Collaborative is a coalition of public, private, and nonprofit stakeholders working to inform and influence policy initiatives relevant to the food system in the 6-county Capital Region. The aim of the Collaborative is to eliminate health disparities and ensure sustainable food access for low income communities. The web site features a discussion forum for Collaborative members and CMS-driven news, calendar, and resource sections.
	Sacramento Valley Conservancy The Conservancy needed a new website that was better organized and had a look-and-feel which represented their mission of preserving the natural beauty of the Sacramento Valley. We built a comprehensive Content Management System so that SVC staff and volunteers could keep the site current at minimal cost.
	San Juan Unified School District This CD was designed along with a team of expert educators working with STLI to help teach autistic students about human emotion. Students first learned to match photos of facial expressions to each of the four basic emotions. Next, video clips of children in a variety of situations are shown and the student must identify how the child in the video would feel. The CD was linked to a Web-based tracking system which recorded student's individual results.
	Smart Routes to School SRTS is a program designed to encourage elementary school students to walk, bike, carpool, or take the bus to school rather than ride in a car with a parent. The goal is to reduce traffic and pollution around schools as well as encourage healthy habits. Students register on the site and can keep a diary of their commute habits and win prizes. The site features many different interactive activities which reinforce the program's message of healthy nutrition and exercise habits. STLi is currently working on version 2 of this site which will integrate all the activities into an immersive interactive world.
	University of Hong Kong The interactive training program "Words in Your Ear" was created to help teach English vocabulary to Chinese students. Tutorials let the students read the words in context, see the Chinese character for them, read the definition and hear them spoken out loud. Three different types of quizzes tested students on the same material but in different ways. Results were recorded for each student to allow their teacher to see their progress.
	YSP Connect YSP Connect is a community networking site built for youth service providers, policymakers, and funders to share information and resources leading to better outcomes for youth. Youth service providers can set up a provider profile, join and create groups pertinent to their efforts, share news and documents, and post events. Users of YSP Connect can find youth service providers on the interactive map-based provider directory as well as learn about local news and events related to youth.

 

Private Sector Clients

	Bien & Summers Appellate Law The design of this site features an elegant use of Flash animations on both the home page and header. Dropdown menus make navigation clean and simple.
	ClearComm Technologies ClearComm's extemsive product line is clearly organized using multi-level dropdown menus. Customers can request a quote or literature through the online forms.
	GWF Energy This site integrates dynamic Flash image sequences on all pages and uses interactive Flash animations to display complex power generation processes in a simple manner.
	Immuno Concepts PSITS PSITS (Patient Sample Interpretive Training Series) is an online training and QA program developed for Immuno Concepts. Serum samples are mailed out and laboratories input their test results online. Overall and peer group results are compared and reports generated. The online tool replaced the paper forms previously used, speeding up the entire process for both the labs and Immuno Concepts staff.
	SmartGuitarOnline.com Developed with popular local music educator Tommy Armstrong-Levitt, SmartGuitarOnline is a totally new system for learning guitar. The site combines instructional videos with unique dynamic visual aids, fingertip control of videos and practice loops, quizzes after each lesson, full band backing tracks, and community tools for interacting with other students.
	Spectrum Events STLi has developed a number of custom event registration systems for Spectrum Events. Along with basic contact information, attendees also build their own schedules by selecting from workshops available at each time block. Different options are presented depending on the type of attendee. Registrants pay their registration fees through the secure online payment facility.