Induz.org Website Credits

Website Architecture and Development

Syclone Media Group

AJ Patell and Syclone Media Group provided Website infrastructure development services to Induz with the goal to bring technical credibility and power to a great cause. A robust, easily maintainable, PHP foundation along with a total W3C standards-compliant Strict XHTML codebase were implemented to launch the new Induz.org in May of 2008.

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Flash and Graphical Concept

Dinzign

Sarah Din and Dinzign provided the initial graphics and Flash creation to Induz.org with the goal to add dynamic, engaging user interaction.

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Photography and Photo Editing

Vineet Dekate and Timothy Hobson

Timothy provided Induz with professional photography services, while Vineet prepared all photo stock for site inclusion. Additionally, Vineet worked with AJ on Induz.org's SEO and PHP development.

Technical and Professional Writing

SFSU TPW Team photo

San Francisco State University Technical and Professional Writing Team

The SFSU TPW Team provided copywriting and member support forms to Induz to help prepare for the May 2008 launch.

Photo from L-R: Mallory Bickley, Vinilta Sagran, Christina Antos

Induz News & Announcements:

Induz is a recipient of a Google Grant award.
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Induz Launches Tulika Project
On June 23, 2008 Induz launched the Tulika Project, an Art, Music and Dance program for underpriviledged children in Silghat, India.

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Induz is a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization based in the San Francisco Bay area with the vision to foster art and culture towards wholesome growth in creating better global communities.

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