Template Driven Websites
It's is important to maintain consistency across your site design. One of the ways to do this is to separate the content from the design, Church:/Advance achieves this by storing the design in Templates.The template code is stored separately to all your content. We store all you content (text) in the database and when a user requests the page we merge the two together resulting in a fully formed website.
This is a great feature as it allows you to completely change the look of your site without having to type all the text out again.
What our clients have to
say...
"Kingsway has been pleased to be a client of Toucan since 2003. Their systems have enabled us to develop a significant on-line presence."
Kingsway
"Toucan work hard to deliver high quality web and emarketing tools that enhance our business and our ministry."
ICC
"Spring Harvest has been working with Toucan for two years and we use a broad range of their products. I have found their customer service to be timely and efficient and they are always able to answer my questions and provide helpful advice. I would not hesitate to recommend the team and the services they provide."
Spring Harvest
"We have really enjoyed using Toucan and their products - their systems are easy to use and the information is well presented."
NewFrontiers
"Kingsway has been pleased to be a client of Toucan since 2003. Their systems have enabled us to develop a significant on-line presence."
Kingsway
"Toucan work hard to deliver high quality web and emarketing tools that enhance our business and our ministry."
ICC
"Spring Harvest has been working with Toucan for two years and we use a broad range of their products. I have found their customer service to be timely and efficient and they are always able to answer my questions and provide helpful advice. I would not hesitate to recommend the team and the services they provide."
Spring Harvest
"We have really enjoyed using Toucan and their products - their systems are easy to use and the information is well presented."
NewFrontiers
