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Client: Tripod Annie Photography Needs: The client needed a website to showcase her photographs and also blog about her experiences. The photographs needed to be organized well, and generally impervious to theft via some sort of watermark. Solutions: Brandon Savage constructed a completely custom content management system that allowed for easy photo uploading, categorization, and manipulation by the client. The client also had the ability to add pages and blog, increasing the client's ability to share her trade with the world. What The Client Had To Say: "It was an absolute pleasure to work with Brandon. His excellent work and constant professionalism made working with him a totally excellent experience. I would definitely work with him again on future projects." |
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Client: Birthright Israel Needs: Client needed a way to provide current exchange rates for Israeli currency to U.S. dollars to visitors on their site. Solutions: Brandon devised a way to query Google with the information submitted by a visitor, and then return the current exchange rate data provided by Google. |
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Client: Greenpeace USA Needs: The client needed a way to present state-by-state data, either through selecting a state on a drop-down menu or clicking on a map. Each state would have the supermarkets for that state along with various report cards and statistics on that supermarket's seafood record. The site would receive heavy traffic the first few days. Solutions: Brandon Savage constructed a comprehensive backend along with an intuitive frontend that was capable of withstanding thousands of hits per hour. This backend would allow the client to edit the data in the future, while the frontend allowed for little to no effort to be made in order to keep the site updated. Statistics: The site recieved more than 1,000 hits per hour in the first 24 hours of being released. The site increased pageviews by 20% over the previous peak, and increased daily membership enrollment by 25%. |