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Archive of Websites Designed by Former MCCID Students

Collage of Website Fronts

This website is dedicated to helping institutions in the Philippines with emphasis on Deaf foundations, non-government organizations and other disability groups have a web presence by designing a free website for them.

As part of their thesis to graduate, MCCID deaf students are tasked to design their websites free of charge. The objective of mccidonline.net is to showcase the students’ creative designs as well as the repository of information from the respective organizations.

Here are some of the sites arranged chronologically. Click on the thumbnail to view the website.

Bible Institute for the Deaf Website
Bible Institute for the Deaf
Lead Designer: Aldrin Gabriel (2005)
Filipino Deaf Visual Arts Group Website
Filipino Deaf Visual Arts Group
Lead Designer: Ma. Luisa Balilla (2005)
Isabela School for the Deaf Website
Isabela School for the Deaf
Lead Designer: Wilfredo Corpuz III (2005)
Internacional Teatro Silencio Filipinas Website
Internacional Teatro Silencio Filipinas
Leader: Neria Barnigo (2005)
Philippine Federation of the Deaf Website
Philippine Federation of the Deaf
Lead Designer: Rona May Delos Reyes (2005)
Abilympics Philippines Website
Abiympics Philippines
Lead Designer: Jaycel Tano (2006)
Deaf Evangelistic Alliance Fellowship Church Website
Deaf Evangelistic Alliance Fellowship Church
Lead Designer: Nonito Visagar Jr. (2006)
SouthEast Asian Institute for the Deaf Front
SouthEast Asian Institute for the Deaf
Lead Designer: Dianne Barcelona (2006)
Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center Front
Stimulation and Therapeutic Activity Center
Lead Designer: Daryl Pineda (2006)
Abilympics Japan Contest Website
Abilympics Japan
Competitor: Glenn Ortega (2007)
Capitol City Baptist Church Deaf Ministry Website
Capitol City Baptist Church Deaf Ministry
Lead Designer: Edmond Guzman (2008)
House With No Steps Foundation Website
House With No Steps Foundation
Lead Designer: Aoi Bacsa (2008)
Liliane Philippines Website
Liliane Philippines
Lead Designer: Kerwin Tamanu (2008)
National Federation of Cooperatives of Persons With Disabilities Website
National Federation of Cooperatives of Persons With Disabilities
Lead Designer: Anthony Francis Paez (2008)
Philippine Christian Fellowship for the Disabled Website
Philippine Christian Fellowship for the Disabled
Lead Designer: Christopher Calderon (2008)
Pinoy Smile Website
Pinoy Smile
Lead Designer: Ma. Ivy Ranola (2008)
Wheelchair and Disabled Foundation of the Philippines Front
Wheelchair and Disabled Foundation of the Philippines
Lead Designer: Pia Joy Matias (2008)
Deaf For Christ Church Front
Deaf For Christ Church
Lead Designer: Ace Diaz (2009)
San Lorenzo Ruiz Institute SPED Website
San Lorenzo Ruiz Institute SPED
Lead Designer: Jerome Marzan (2009)
Support and Empower Abused Deaf Children Website
Support and Empower Abused Deaf Children
Lead Designer: Mark Sampang (2009)

Note: The designers strive to make their sites accessible for all users, including people with disabilities. However, since most of the sites were created in the late 2000s, expect the following issues to occur when accessing them:

    1. The designs only conform to the technology that existed during those times. Smartphones, tablets, and other smaller screen devices widely used today were still unheard of.
    2. All the websites were hard-coded HTML and CSS designs.
    3. Some page links are either broken or non-existent.
    4. Some pages that are database-driven using Active Server Pages (ASP) were disabled.
    5. Due to the End-of-Life Service of Flash Animation, Flash-driven sites were converted to regular HTML format.

Disclaimer: All websites that are hosted here are owned by their respective companies and/or organizations. The content of all websites is not updated to the latest information. 

Website Designs That Are Still Existing and Self-Hosted

Some sites designed by MCCID are still maintained by their respective organizations. These are:

  • National Council on Disability Affairs – Government
  • Philippine Web Accessibility Group

Website Designs With Own Domain Names and Web Hosting

Some organizations and foundations opted to purchase their own domain names and web hosting services. But all of them have decided not to renew those services and were therefore discontinued. We would just list down the sites below for information purposes.

  • Liliane Foundation Philippines
  • My Children’s House of Hope
  • Call Foundation for the Blind
  • Transparency International – Philippines
  • Brothers of Charity Philippines
  • St. Camillus Calbayog Hospital

Website Designs Using Content Management Systems

By early 2010, Content Management Systems (CMS) Designs using WordPress became of standard use. So most of the websites the students designed were database-driven. However, we cannot include them here because of limited web hosting space. We would just list down the sites below for informational purposes.

  • Lagro High School SPED
  • Pampanga High School SPED
  • Inocencio Magtoto Memorial Foundation Inc.
  • Philippine Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
  • Francisco Nepumuceno Memorial High School SPED
  • Mauaque Resettlement High School SPED

What is MCCIDONLINE.NET

mccidonline.net is the first paid domain name address used by Manila Christian Computer Institute for the Deaf Foundation, Inc. (MCCID) which was purchased on August 31, 2000. It was been the official website address of the foundation for more than five years until February 2006 when it changed to www.mccid.edu.ph indicating an established educational institution in the Philippines.

After 2006, the web address was continued and maintained. It has been used to promote web accessibility in the Philippines. The logo of two hands with middle fingers aligning each other is the Filipino Sign Language for Internet or contact using the Internet.

ORIGINAL MCCIDONLINE.NET WEBPAGE

You may view the previous website which existed until today (March 3, 2021) by clicking on the image below.

Original MCCID Online Front Webpage

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