There are three types of web developers:

• Front-End: Front-end developers, together with web designers, focus on the site's user interface, what the public sees.
• Back-End: Developers work on the website structure and systems (server -side).
• Full-Stack: Have the expertise to build a website's client and server-side elements and handle the responsibilities of both front-end and back-end developers, they can work alone on a web development project.

Here at Norwest Business Services, inc. we do Full-Stack Web Development. The advantages of choosing us to handle your website development has the following benefits

• Custom work — You can request specific color schemes, functions and build a custom website to suit your needs and preferences.
• Direct communication — You will be able to speak directly to the developer without explaining your issues to customer support agents unfamiliar with your situation.
• Optimization — Website developers know how to build an SEO-friendly website, increasing your site's visibility on search engines. An optimized website also means better performance and user experience.
• Latest technology —  Leverage website developers' insights into the latest digital trends to build your website with the best practices and tools.
• Save time — Besides not having to build a site on your own, you will have direct access to the development platform where you can watch the project timeline on your site's progress.
• Consistent brand identity — Your website's design elements will look consistent and align with your brand guidelines. Moreover, they will look unique - leaving a strong impression on first-time visitors.
• No Web Hosting Search — We have full hosting services for all our customers, where other full-stack web developers may not provide.
• Open Communications — You can communicate with us via Phone, Chat, Video Chat, or SMS Text.
• Database Included — Can incorporate a SQL database into customers website.
• After Development Support — We offer after development support to our clients based on needs, specifications, and easy on the budget.

ColdFusion Markup Language <CFML>

ColdFusion first came to be in 1995 and has evolved to its current status as one of many products from Adobe, who is known for their rock solid products.

It is our programming language choice for our professional web application development. We chose ColdFusion for its rapid application development ability, integration with many technologies, and many built in features that eliminate the need for costly third party programming add-ons.

Barcode Integration

Barcodes have been in use since June of 1974 and still in use today, being used in inventory tracking, event management, record management, etc. Although ColdFusion comes with many built in features, one it does not have is creating "Barcodes", and since barcodes are still useful, we added the ability to create barcodes with additional third-party software which of course ColdFusion integrates with. Eleven(11) different barcodes can be created, with the most common being the Code128 which is an alpha-numeric barcode.