Spare Backup Announcing New HTML Embedded Websites

Spare Backup, Inc. announced its new HTML embedded websites as part of its migration to an HTML based platform for its distribution partners.  

The launch of the new sites will begin this week with its European distribution partners and progressively roll out system wide over the course of the next sixty days. In the coming weeks the sites will enable a touchscreen interface to support all tablet and mobile device applications including Android, Blackberry, Windows and Apple.  

The new websites will include a rework and update of Spare Backup’s existing Flex-based portal into HTML4/CSS3 with use of JQuery for wide browser compatibility support and slick user interfaces. The client side is coded with C#/ASPX for direct interface with .NET/SQL Server backend server solution fully supporting modern browsers and mobile devices.

Some key benefits of the new sites include smaller sized applications with HTML for faster loading as well as better visuals, tighter security and faster browsing with new HTML4/CSS3 standards. HTML will also enable quicker launch schedules for new customers, greater scalability, simplification of server technology, and faster maintenance.

"As we gear our service for the many launches in Europe and North America in the mobile and tablet arena, the move to HTML is critical for our long term success," said Cery Perle, President and CEO of Spare Backup. "With more and more devices focusing on touchscreen applications and with the whole industry moving toward HTML, we are confident that this migration will accelerate our market penetration and offer our partners a wide array of customization tools to quickly react to changes in customer needs. This platform will be more user friendly with greater scalability and most importantly, more cost effective for future development."