NoviDomiDeco™ adds excitement to any Web site. Our exclusive Web tool is a breakthrough in Web design that we call a Decoration Engine™.
NoviDomiDeco enables site owners and Webmasters to decorate their Web sites for any holiday, for any celebration–for any reason whatsoever. With NoviDomiDeco, it's easy to create and schedule a novelty graphic border around the inside of the browser window–viewable by anyone visiting the site.
And NoviDomiDeco doesn't stop at borders. Our unique service also includes several styles of dancing graphics. In this whimsical mode, the Decoration Engine enables images to fly, float, flutter or fall across a visitor's computer screen–all with settings and options under the control of the site owner or Webmaster.
The latest version of the Decoration Engine is designed to work on virtually any Web site! This script-only release extends NoviDomiDeco features to anywhere a script can be added–including hosted blogging sites. Now . . . wherever you set up a page online, we're there to help you decorate!
Our members get to schedule decorative borders and dancing graphics in advance of holidays, celebrations and personal or public events. Each scheduled event starts and stops according to the member's specific settings.
All of the decorating options and settings for a member's site portfolio are conveniently consolidated under their account at NoviDomiDeco.com. Our members have access to a repository of graphics representing many different themes or holidays. And the number of available graphics is increasing daily because artwork is contributed to the community by the members themselves.
Not only does NoviDomiDeco have a Facebook Fan Page but we created a Facebook app too! Now you can send your friends custom decorated greetings, notes and event invitations from inside Facebook. Be sure and check us out!
NoviDomiDeco is a combination of three Latin word roots. Novi means new. Domi means at home (or in our case: home page). And of course Deco comes from the Latin word decor–which is where English gets decorate from. The very loose translation would be New Home (Page) Decoration. Works out pretty well, huh? And it sounds fun!
