A fun doculicious example

Wednesday, December 17. 2008

With the launch of Doculicious.com I thought I'd take the opportunity to post a couple of examples of how it looks and works on an external site.

The original launch article has an example of a business/government form, but I also want to show a more graphical and fun one. The following is an Award Certificate that can be used for many types of occasions. The border, flower decoration and title images are all changeable, just click them to choose a different image.

This is one of the free awards certificate templates on doculicious.com, so with even just a free account you can copy this and change bits around and put it on your own site or blog. You could create more border and text images to have it work for whatever type of award you like.

<div style="margin-bottom: 20px;">Your browser does not support frames, so you can't complete this form here. However, you can <a href="http://www.doculicious.com/img/screenshots/2b9d83ae0a087d5e.pdf">click here to download a PDF file of this form</a></div>
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Posted by Chris Carpenter in Doculicious, Startups at 09:46 | Comments (2) | Trackback (1)

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Launch of www.doculicious.com!
I'm happy to finally announce the launch of our new web application, www.doculicious.com. It's been under development for the past couple of months, and is a great enhancement on the underlying technology that we've used to build our previous applications

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Well done. The WYSIWYG editor works really well.

#1 Chris Miles (Homepage) on 2008-12-17 12:25 (Reply)

Cheers Chris, thanks for giving it a try

#1.1 Chris Carpenter on 2008-12-17 12:33 (Reply)

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