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Portfolio
A lot of the work I have been doing recently is in partnership with the design firm
Angled End Identities
and their subsidiary
Angled End Athletics.
I'm available to work with other design firms on their more technically
challenging gigs.
Partial Client List
- Albert G. Stoll A Law Corporation
- All Safe Backup
- Angled End Identities
- Animist
- Authentic World
- Bome Software
- Center for Natural Health Care
- Cunningham Design
- Decamp Fine Jewelry
- Esopus Magazine
- EsperFonto
- The Fashion Company
- Festa Professional Development
- Krantz-Waldau
- Marcus Samuelsson
- Orlando Magic
- Sonoma Promotional Solutions
- Style Correspondent
- Surfbreak Rentals
- TamGroup
- Tribecca Designs
- UnCloudIT
- Untitled5
- Worldisround
Case Studies
- Mobile BackBoard
iPhone app for Orlando Magic
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Developed an intranet iPhone application and back-end services to be used
for secure, internal documents, private messaging, and event/itinerary sharing.
(design by Angled End Athletics)
- TamGroup
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Information architecture and design implementation for this website built
on HubSpot, using jQuery to overcome the design limitations of the platform.
- Surfbreak Rentals
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Developed the high-end Java-based architecture (and acting as the effective CTO)
for this new San Francisco startup, a
vacation rentals directory focused on surfers and beach-goers (organized
geographically around surf spots). 2010-2011
- Style Correspondent
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Overhauled this men's fashion WordPress blog, turning it from a casual blog into
a full-feature content and news aggregator site.
- Chef Marcus Samuelsson
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Rearchitecting the website of the celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson to be
based on WordPress with customized (Flutter-based) content management.
Added social networking, Flickr, and video components. The Google PageRank
of the site jumped from 3 to 4 soon after the launch.
- Bome Software
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WordPress implementation with a CSS-rich layout and deep content hierarchies
for a software company.
Design by Angled End Identities.
- Festa Professional Development
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Simple WordPress implementation for a career coach.
Design by Tribecca Designs.
- Worldisround
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A large-scale Web business that I developed from the ground up and
run as acting CEO. Worldisround has more than 100,000 registered users,
6,000,000 photos, and 4,000,000 pageviews per month.
- Albert G. Stoll | A Law Corporation
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I integrated a WordPress blog into the website and have been supporting
the firm with search engine marketing.
- Cunningham Design
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I integrated a WordPress blog into Scott Cunningham's website,
elegantly adapting the fixed layout of the site to accomodate a lot more
content in a page, while still matching the design and layout of the rest
of the site.
- Decamp Fine Jewelry
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I migrated Decamp's rather run-down Yahoo Store to a high-end
Magento e-Commerce
platform.
- Animist Notes
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My latest startup business which offers software solutions
for busy people, helping them focus and organize their lives.
My first service is Animist Notes, a web application for easily
keeping track of random bits of information.
- McDonald & Kimball PLC
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A therapist business in Fenton, MI. I performed a website overhaul where I:
- Replaced old ASP scripts with a custom Java-based system,
- performed an information architecture overhaul to improve usability
and navigation (and to encourage newsletter subscriptions),
- set up a content management system (CMS) to allow direct
changes to the website, and
- set up a blog-based system for publishing the monthly newsletter.
After the overhaul, the number of
newsletter subscriptions increased by 275%.
- Burning Man Style
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This is a simple affiliate/resource website for burners, with
information on gearing up and staying comfortable out on the Playa.
- Untitled5
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This is the website for my theatre troupe in San Francisco.
It is the simplest of my websites.
- EsperFonto
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I partnered with Daniel Will-Harris
to implement a custom font search engine for his EsperFonto sub-site.
I integrated affiliate links into the search results so that users
can purchase the fonts they find.
(more about me...)
 
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