CheckFree enlisted Atomic Fusion to create a demo for their WebPay electronic payment and billing service to show the consumer “WIIFM” or “what’s in it for me.” The Flash based demonstration shows a day in the life of ‘Jane,’ Check Free’s virtual customer, using the service to simplify the bill paying process. Atomic Fusion Part ner, Travis Granville said, “This demo illustrates how easy…the service is to use. By using a slice-of-life approach, we’ve been able to tie real world bene fits to the intuitive features and functionality of the WebPay service.”

Atomic Fusion is getting funky with new work for Turner South, giving viewers the inside view of Nashville’s music scene. The site was launched as a promotional offshoot of the station’s popular series, “Live from the Bluebird Cafe.” The site showcases the weekly gathering of singers and songwriters at the Nashville café of the same name.

Helping the local tech community, Atomic Fusion launched a website for First Tuesday Atlanta. As a sponsor of the organization, a forum for global technology business, Atomic Fusion designed a site to improve communication to the group’s membership and target audience, to announce upcoming events, and to act as a networking guide. The organization’s other corporate sponsors include Inflow, Red Hot Law Group. Long Aldridge & Norman, TechLINKS, Abovo Marketing Group, Catalyst Magazine, and three squared, inc.

Atomic Fusion hit the home page for customer relationship management solutions company, Firstwave Technologies. The company was ready “to turn it up a notch” with their communications and turned to Atomic Fusion to create a new web presence for them. Firstwave’s Director of Sales and Marketing, Jeff Multz said, “The website serves as Firstwave’s window to the world, and the improved appearance, content and navigation that Atomic Fusion has applied will provide our customers and prospects with a more pleasant and meaningful visit to our site.”