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For over 25 years, we’ve combined our technical expertise with a partnership-focused approach𑁋delivering results that truly speak for themselves.

What truly sets us apart is how we engage with our partners. We take the time to understand what matters most to them, which is why every approach we take is uniquely tailored to their specific solution.

Discovery & Strategy

We kick off every project by working closely with you and your team in a discovery meeting to understand your vision and needs. Depending on the complexity and scale of our proposed solution, we’ll put together a team that includes project managers, designers, developers, or analysts, all tailored to your specific project. We’ll then present those custom solutions, discuss timelines, and clarify data requirements to make sure everyone is aligned from the start.

User Experience Design

Our design process is rooted in understanding your users and their behaviors. We gather user insights through research, interviews, and questionnaires which inform our design decisions. By focusing on user-centered and intentional designs, we create experiences that resonate with your audience.

Software Development

Our team works closely with you to create a solution that is both scalable and cost-effective. We keep the lines of communication open to ensure we're getting quick feedback from you at every stage. This allows us to continuously improve the solution and guarantee that we deliver the best possible results.

Continuous Optimization

As your partner, we view your solution as a long-term asset that we've designed to evolve alongside your growing needs. Projects typically unfold in multiple phases with each phase designed to optimize performance and ensure lasting success. Your dedicated team will equip you with actionable insights and best practices to keep you informed and supported with regular updates and performance improvements.

“Unlike large software companies where you’re just a number, Engage is a partner that listens, communicates, and adapts to our needs—not just for development, but for the years to come. That’s exactly what we were looking for, and we found it in Engage.”

Matt Wells, Vice President Mid-west Truckers Association Inc

Latest News

ASP.NET Ajax and DotNetNuke

With the 1.0 release of ASP.NET AJAX, we have started integrating controls from the control toolkit into some of our DotNetNuke modules.  We've come across a couple of issues with the ModalPopup control in the (admittedly still Beta) AJAX control toolkit.

We've actually been using the ModalPopup for a while now in a couple of projects, and have been tracking an issue since around the Beta2 release.  In the DotNetNuke world, it seems, the ModalPopup was getting confused about the boundaries of the webpage, which ended up causing it to display mostly off the screen, in the upper left corner of the browser, making it unusable.  I had tracked down a solution on the ASP.NET forums, which unfortunately required recompiling the control toolkit.  It worked, but it wasn't a real pretty process to get there.

After upgrading to the 1.0 release, it looked like our troubles were through.  Without any changes, I was seeing the popup display in the middle of the screen, like it is supposed to.  However, when I passed my work off to an IE-using colleague, he started experiencing the problem himself.  After going back and forth for a while, we narrowed the issue down and found out that it worked in Firefox but not in Internet Explorer.  We started digging deeper into why IE was getting wrong values, and eventually, with the help of Jon Henning, found that IE was only giving different values depending on the doctype declared in the skin.  The default skin we had was using the HTML 4.01 doctype, but changing it to XHTML 1.0 Transitional fixed the problem for us, and allowed IE to see the proper bound of the browser window.

The just today we ran into another ModalPopup positioning issue.  We were working on integrating a popup into a website which is centered in the user's browser by means of div (styled left 50%, left-margin -300px with 600px of content).  When we tried to trigger the popup in this situation, the popup and grayed-out background were all shifted left, rather than centered.  We eventually just had to change the div into a centered table, which fixed the problem enough for us.  It seems that sites with "creative" positioning still might have issues getting the ModalPopup to display where they want it to.

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