FASHION BYTES

I helped an international fashion photographer, Adrian Morales, put together a unique concept site that provided high school students a new way to look at senior photos. It has e-commerce elements to purchase photos and uses the pwinty api to order prints.

See: SeniorLookbook.com

Tags: E-Commerce, Referral Program, Pwinty API Integration, Members Area, Blogging, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

Worked with this client since 2010 to help them build a platform that would allow them to easily distribute information, embed their schedule on other websites by building a schedule widget, collecting photos in real time from Twitter, and allowing them to publish high quality photos from the nightly events in real time using an innovative and original custom publishing platform.

See: NashvilleFashionWeek.com

Tags: Twitter API, Background Photo Processing, Embeddable Javascript Widget, Blogging, Facebook API, Content Management, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

Alicia Hardesty, who was a contestant on the popular tv show, Project Runway, came to me to help her put together an e-commerce website to not only sell to her customers but to engage them with her blog and using social media in unique ways.

See: TheOriginalTomboy.com

Tags: E-Commerce, Twitter API, Mailchimp API, Blogging, Facebook API, Content Management, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

This is a competition site we did for two of our clients in collaboration, MACS|AMAX and Nashville Fashion Week. The collaboration is a contest that will culminate in a live event at Opry Mills in March. The website is a competition that allows potential models to vy for the most points using our social voting mechanism, WallSee. The winners will be entered in to a Modeling boot camp and will get seen by top modeling agencies from New York and LA that will come to Nashville during Nashville Fashion Week.

See: NFWModelSearch.com

Tags: WallSee Viral Contest Software, Facebook API, Twitter API, Content Management,Web Based Photo Manipulation, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

This contest was a collaboration between us and Goodwill of Nashville. The challenge to high school students was to spend no more than $25 on an outfit from any Goodwill in the Nashville area and post it on this website. The goal after that was to get the most votes. Our software utilizes the Facebook Like button as a voting mechanism and is able to track it in real time. The winners of the contest walked in a fashion show.

See: iStyled.me

Tags: WallSee Viral Contest Software, Facebook API, Twitter API, Members Area,Web Based Photo Manipulation, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

We built this website for a very popular columnist, Mandy Hale. She has a following on Twitter (@TheSingleWoman) of over 500,000 people that read her inspirational tweets on a daily basis. We helped her put together a platform that was true to her brand identity as well as helped her take the technical aspects away from producing more in-depth content for her audience.

See: TheSingleWoman.net

Tags: Facebook API, Twitter API, Members Area, Blogging, Content Management, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

This is another website for our client, MACS|AMAX, a local model and talent agency in Nashville wanted to use our WallSee Viral Contest Software to put together a competition that would draw in fresh faces for their agency. This is the second such contest we built for them and the third is being built for Spring of 2013. Our software uses the Facebook Like button and the Twitter Tweet button as a voting mechanism. Using these social mechanisms for voting creates a viral effect and draws in tons of traffic. This contest drew over 100,000 hits in a 4 week period. 

See: FaceOfFall.com

Tags: WallSee Viral Contest Software, Facebook API, Twitter API, Content Management,Web Based Photo Manipulation, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

This is a website we built for an architectural company in Pennsylvania. We put together a content management system for them as well as helped design their website. 

See: ARConcepts.com

Tags: Content Management System, Design, Ruby on Rails, MySQL

We helped a Nashville market research company put together a website with a content management system they could control. She came to us with a layout that she worked with a designer on and we integrated it in to our custom content management system. We also helped her create a members content area.

See: WhatTheyThinkResearch.com

Tags: Content Management System, Members Area, Ruby on Rails, Mongo

We helped Tennessee designer, Brandon Carruth, put together a website in order to showcase his wares and allow people to make inquiries. He wanted a site where he could easily change his content and people could sign up for his newsletter using his Mailchimp account. He had a very specific look he had in mind and we helped him create that look by taking his sketches and turning it in to a web design.

See: CarruthCouture,com

Tags: Mailchimp API, Content Management System, Ruby on Rails, Mongo