Izyn has a simple philosophy for web site development: graphic designers shouldn't write code or design databases and programmers shouldn't make layout and style decisions. The best web sites are build when a good graphic designer designs the layout, style and flow of the site and then hands over to a good software developer to build the framework, code the business logic and manage the database. Using this philosophy we have delivered web pages in both PHP and JSP, some hosted publicly and some used internally by organisations on their intranet.

While PHP is an acceptable lanaguage for simple web sites that will be hosted on low-cost ISP's, Java is a more mature and better-supported language and JSP takes advantage of that to allow more robust complex web sites to be delivered. These will, however, cost more to host and so JSP suits intranet-based applications or organisations that host their web sites on their own servers.

Both languages require the same understanding of web-based interfaces, of how data moves to and from the client browser and of how to manage the database and generate each web page efficiently so it isn't difficult for an experienced developer to work in both PHP and JSP. This diversity means that each project is built using the best tool for the job.