SiteSwan
SiteSwan wanted a platform for creating web sites for small businesses that was “social friendly, search-optimized, and mobile ready”. All web site owners are given a variety of tools allowing them to give their site’s their own personal touch and post the information and media that showcases their offerings. Whether it’s a slideshow of their latest products, their latest posts on Twitter, or upcoming events, there’s plenty of options for adding content to keep the customers engaged.
Built with: Ruby on Rails, MySQL, jQuery and Backbone
CharityBets
CharityBets is looking to change how competitors typically raise money for charity through the events they compete in. The focus is on performance-based donations, where the better a participant competes, the more money they raise for their charity. CharityBets needed a web application to allow competitors to showcase the events they are participating in and solicit donations on behalf of their charities. The application itself helps promote the competitors, charities and events all in an effort to raise money for good causes.
Built with: Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Authorize.net and jQuery
Leave It To Siri
Apple’s latest invention, Siri, seems to have quite the personality and we decided the web needs somewhere to showcase the lighter side of Siri. LeaveItToSiri is a collection of conversations with Siri, mainly interactions that didn’t quite make the cut for Apple’s official promo videos. Check it out and submit your own!
Built with: Ruby on Rails, PostgreSQL and Heroku
ObitsUSA
ObitsUSA is a web application allowing traditional print publications a new way to accept obituaries online. Each publication is given their own website which can easily be customized to look like their existing site, allowing their associated funeral homes to offer this directly to the family. Publications are easily able to export the obituaries for easy inclusion into their print circulations.
Built with: Ruby on Rails, MySQL, Sphinx Search and jQuery
Y Athlete
Y Athlete helps young athletes learn life skills both on and off the field. They needed a web site to help bring attention to what they do and establish themselves as the premiere place for young athletes to learn from their idols, increasing their athletic skills and life skills at the same time.
Y Athlete needed a way to allow young athletes to register for the training events they put on, ranging from 1-on-1 consulting to workshops to camps. There’s also a growing video collection featuring a number of athletes ranging from the high school level to the collegiate level and the professional level to the Olympic level discussing what they did to get to where they are now.
Built with: CodeIgniter, PHP, MySQL, MailChimp, Authorize.net and jQuery
Design by: Darwin Creative
The Y Tool
http://yathlete.com/tool/landing
Y Athlete wanted to add a feature to their site that would allow athletes to track their goals and the steps they take to reach them. Athletes can track a number of sports, their goals for each, and the actions they are taking to reach those goals. They can also rate themselves on a number of key topics like attitude and work ethic on a daily basis and chart their progress over time.
Their results can be easily shared with their family, friends, or coaches, allowing others to get insight into how they’re progressing and be able to offer help where necessary.
Built with: CodeIgniter, PHP, MySQL, Authorize.net and jQuery
Design by: Darwin Creative