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For our client the National WIC Association (NWA), we developed a data reporting tool to help CDC community grantees throughout the country comply with monthly and quarterly Federal program reporting requirements. The portal allows authorized users (grantees) to submit detailed reports about their progress toward meeting program goals and objectives. We developed a custom user […]
Google Analytics is pretty robust. Out of the box, it provides most of the stats that website owners and administrators need to understand how much their site is being used, how it's being, by who, when, and from where. The one thing it doesn't do automatically though, is track file downloads — downloads of files […]
Don't let the looks deceive you. While the layout and general functionality of Fiscal FactCheck is fairly straight-forward (and dictated by existing branding), there is more than meets the eye with this WordPress website. We built this site up using modern PHP and the latest WordPress technologies including the Roots Sage and Bedrock systems. Plus, […]
ATTIC, a marketing platform for small, independent furniture stores and dealers in Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland will start accepting sponsorships from other local businesses (e.g, restaurants, furniture services, entertainment) this fall. In preparation, a new landing page was built to showcase the site's media coverage, its performance as a lead generator and information about […]
Earlier this year, we were engaged to design and develop an interactive kiosk for the Bureau of Diplomatic Security of the US Department of State. The kiosk, an integral part of a larger "Fallen Memorial" to honor individuals that lost their lives in service, was launched on Friday September 18. The touch-screen kiosk was built […]
Working on an upgrade to the theme for Four Brother Carpentry's WordPress website. The DC-based design and build firm had a custom WordPress theme developed for them by a third-party company several years ago. The site was only designed for desktop viewing. To help ensure they don't lose traction on Google search results, since Google […]
Coded the javascript-based Google visualization charts for the Calvert Foundation's forthcoming 2014 Annual Report. The charts include donut (pie) and combo (line and bar) charts. The data for each chart is dynamically pulled from a Google Docs spreadsheet maintained by the Foundation, allowing for them to easily update the data and manipulate/edit other chart components (legends, keys, […]
Launched my passion project, ATTIC. I've been shopping for vintage and antique furniture since I got my first apartment in DC. The selection has grown slightly with new shops popping up in new neighborhoods. Meanwhile, my own time has grown thinner, so I decided to try to pull together their disparate web efforts under one […]
I released some major changes to timeliner.js over the weekend and officially labeled the new release version 2.0. In addition, I put together a newer more polished demonstration called "Timeliner.js: Into the Future". New features of version 2.x include: Revised selectors and new selector customization options provide for improved semantic markup and styling* oneOpen option closes […]
Implementing a real-time chat into a Yii-based application using the Pusher sockets/API service + PHP and javascript/jquery. We started with the Pusher-chat plugin provided by HTML5-ninja and then customized it to our needs. In particular, we needed the chat to recognize that we have multiple user groups with different permissions. Users should only be able […]