Fall/Winter 2008 — Website Launches
8:09 am January 4th, 2009A few sites I’ve launched recently:
- MyIGEA is a restaurant review site aimed at food-allergy sufferers; when you sign up, you list the allergies that you (or a friend/family member) have, and the site generates a list of restaurants that other users with the same allergy rated highly. I did all the back-end coding for this (it’s another Tensegrity project and I worked with one of their designers).
Once I started working on this site I became more attuned to food allergies, and I realized how many people there are that could benefit from a resource like this — so I’m pretty psyched about launching this. It’s still in “alpha”, which means that the features aren’t finalized and there will be some more development, but it’s open to the public and available for you to sign up and start reviewing! - Pianofarm.net is the new site that I designed for my mom’s piano studio; this is the first static site that I built since discovering the CushyCMS system of updating content, and I’m really impressed with how it was wicked easy both for me to set up and for my mom to use. (Anyone who doesn’t already have a CMS might want to check this out — I can set it up in less than an hour, and you can then easily update your own content, which should save you some time/money.)
- I posted about the initial launch of espressy a few months ago, but in December we launched the second version of the site, with a revised design and category system.
