K-fx², Inc. was recently awarded the contract to develop the national Texas Roadhouse 2009 Managing Partner’s Conference web site, www.trhconference.com.
K-fx², Inc. provided Texas Roadhouse with innovative tools to keep the conference attendees informed about conference details and the schedule. The Content Management System (CMS), built for the web site by K-fx², Inc., enabled the Texas Roadhouse site administrators to make content and graphical updates instantly. Mobile text messaging was also used to keep conference attendees in-the-know at all times.
K-fx², Inc. has been designing and hosting for Texas Roadhouse for the past seven years maintaining its main site, www.texasroadhouse.com. Texas Roadhouse is a publicly traded company with over 300 restaurants that serve in 46 states, including Louisiana with locations in Baton Rouge, Alexandria, Bossier City, Harvey, Lafayette, Lake Charles and Slidell.
K-fx², Inc., a high-end conceptual design studio in Baton Rouge, LA, was selected again this year to produce a Hurricane Tracker internet application for the Harris County Flood Control District in Texas. This easy-to-use interactive program provides Harris County, a community of more than 3.7 million people that includes the City of Houston, with vital hurricane emergency tools and information. The Hurricane Tracker is being used by local television stations and even by NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Houston.
The 2009 Hurricane Tracker features include: automatic hurricane track forecaster, live satellite feeds, hurricane and flood safety info, emergency contact info, etc. all packaged into one interactive program. Spanish versions are also offered. The 2009 Hurricane Tracker is being distributed on flash cards (mini CDs) at various community outlets and public events in Harris County and can also be downloaded or viewed, at no cost, directly on the District’s website, www.hcfcd.com.
We here at K-fx² in Baton Rouge often get so absorbed in our daily work that we don’t do enough to let our past clients know what we’re up to, and all the cool innovations we’ve come across! For this reason we’ve taken a few steps recently to make our public “face” a bit more accessible through the use of Facebook, Twitter, and most recently, this blog.
As with the other social media tools we’ve been using recently, this blog will be made available to our full staff of web developers, graphic designers and project managers. This way we will all be able to collaborate in sharing interesting new technologies we have discovered, or recent work we are proud to share.
Ideally we would like this blog to be a helpful resource for web developers, internet marketing specialists, graphic designers, or anyone else involved in this fascinating world of design and technology that we are grateful to be a part of. So please - check back often as we hope to be updating the blog frequently with interesting, useful and hopefully entertaining content.