Firefend Curtains
Site design and development for Firefend, manufactured, by Louis Hornick & Co., Inc., the first ready-made flame retardant curtain and drapery collection
PHP
We are PHP experts and the majority of our web work is written with PHP. Did you know, PHP was originally short for "Personal Home Page"? These days, it means PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor. (via Wikipedia)
Racing Dreams
Development for documentary film Racing Dreams, including video embedding and flash detection, SEO, contact forms, and dynamic review and theater additions
Rula Jebreal
CMS development for Palestinian journalist, author, and screenwriter Rula Jebreal, including various slideshows, video embedding, SEO and advanced customization.
YouHaveIWant Blog
Develop and theme company blog for startup YouIHaveIWant, a micro-classifieds system with intelligent matching
Smokey House Center
Complete overhaul and redevelopment for sustainable working farm and land-use center in rural Danby, Vermont
Wing Chun Masters
Web design and development for online home of the new iPhone and iPad app, including CMS development, gallery and slideshows, embedded video, and more...
PandoProjects
Website creation and maintenance of PandoProjects, a startup that helps individual community leaders with the tools for effective activism and change
Project Vortex
Web design for Project Vortex, an art initiative for works that reuse plastics to showcase innovative approaches to recycling and found art
The City Bakery / Birdbath Bakery
Developed an internal CMS for in-house management and directives and a password-protected investor's slideshow presentation for Birdbath Bakery, a new green small business initiative by City Bakery
ITAC Food Manufacturer's Toolkit
Developed database interface for signup and distribution of ITAC's "food manufacturer's toolkit" from the City of New York
Old things, New places
CMS and Web Design for graphic artist Asad Pervaiz at Old Things, New Places
Kensington Prospect
Logo design and web development for the Kensington Prospect, a local neighborhood blog from Kensington, Brooklyn