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One of the first, published Websites, I ever created.

Provision Plus was a program that allowed employers to pay their employees directly onto a debit fund.
Once registered, this was the interface that allowed employers to sign up employees, organize them into branches, manage information, distribute pay (either manually or with the automatic payment system), and review/download/print historical data.
This was an extremely complex system, and all backend coding was created by an outside, expert programmer (who developed patient tracking software for hospitals).

Historical sidenote ...
It's been so long since these sites were made, all that I can locate are bits and pieces from old IDE hard drives.
This was designed using CSS (which was not widely adopted at that time) along with countless conditional hacks to accommodate for various browsers.
LCD monitors were coming out strong, but CRTs were still commonplace and the standard screen resolution (as of 2000) was 1024 × 768, with most websites still maintaining compatibility for 800 x 600 displays.

(2001)

Description

One of the first, published Websites, I ever created.

Provision Plus was a program that allowed employers to pay their employees directly onto a debit fund.
Once registered, this was the interface that allowed employers to sign up employees, organize them into branches, manage information, distribute pay (either manually or with the automatic payment system), and review/download/print historical data.
This was an extremely complex system, and all backend coding was created by an outside, expert programmer (who developed patient tracking software for hospitals).

Historical sidenote ...
It's been so long since these sites were made, all that I can locate are bits and pieces from old IDE hard drives.
This was designed using CSS (which was not widely adopted at that time) along with countless conditional hacks to accommodate for various browsers.
LCD monitors were coming out strong, but CRTs were still commonplace and the standard screen resolution (as of 2000) was 1024 × 768, with most websites still maintaining compatibility for 800 x 600 displays.

(2001)