Double Happiness Creations Flex Store Launch

November 30 1 min read

We’ve just completed a cool little application for Yvonne Wong’s company Double Happiness Creations. She specializes in creating custom greetings and invitations. When you take a look at her work, it’s pretty obvious that she needs something a little bit out of the ordinary when it came to the buying experience, so w put together this little application to help sell her cards online. It utilizes flex and ColdFusion, and simply sends the order info in an XML format. You can check out the store here http://doublehappinesscreations.com.

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