I’ve had the pleasure of launching a number of sites this summer, including three today that we’ll start with:
Jay Peak Resort - Working with Almighty Boston, I coded PHP using the AMFPHP framework for Flash to talk to. That PHP code talked to an ExpressionEngine database, completely bypassing the ExpressionEngine templating system. Not that I don’t like working with EE, and I’m well-versed in its language, but AMFPHP provided classes for Flash Remoting to hook into, and it was easy enough to just code SQL to hit the EE database.
Remote NewView - http://www.newviewtechnologies.com - Remote NewView is an exciting under-development app that will allow you to mirror your digital camera’s view, and some of its controls, on your mobile device. Think iPhone remote control of your digital cam. Why is this exciting? You can position your camera anywhere and hit the shutter button from where you are.
Mark J. Reeves - http://www.markjreeves.com - This was a quick overhaul of my personal homepage, with bio and aggregation of my blogs. I borrowed the design from the newly launched (two weeks ago)…
Slim Kiwi - http://www.slimkiwi.com - One year after tossing up a placeholder page while pitching a client, we launched a real Slim Kiwi home page. More content to come, including blog and portfolio.
Test Devices - http://www.testdevices.com - I worked with Sole Kitchen out of Providence to code this ExpressionEngine-driven, sIFR-using site, whose design originated with Slim Kiwi cohort (and then-Sole Kitchen employee), Alastair Halliday.
Rubie Green - http://www.rubiegreen.com - In conjunction with MOTH Design. I pitched the Magento e-commerce platform to Rubie Green while it was still beta, and they were interested in trying it on. It was a significant effort to learn and adapt Magento to the design that we committed to, but in the end a beautiful site sits atop a robust and ever-evolving platform.
MetLifeBank - http://www.metlifebank.com - I actually worked on this last spring, under contract with Company C Marketing in NYC. It took a while for MLB to fill in the back end and get it live, and now it’s up. I provided XHTML/CSS coding on all templates. Alastair Halliday contributed Flash modules.
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