The Zombie Run website started as a simple discussion and turned into an awesome, responsive, branded piece. With the help of Hilary Sedgwick(design and branding) and Bob Depalmo We created a fully responsive ExpressionEngine website that allows the client to alter any data from contact info to faqs and add any event. Everything about this project turned out awesome and the trust the client had in us to deliver something great was next to none!

See it now at TheZombieRun.com

Recently at my real 9-5, Neiman, I’ve was given the opportunity to take a crazy idea and turn it into reality. The Idea, Take a nerf machine gun and power it with Twitter; Tweet to a specific hash tag and fire the gun, simple, yet not.

GoRoostr.com is a website that provides services for buying working and broken Apple MacBooks. The goals was to revamp their current site and make it fully responsive while offering an awesome experience across all devices. The site is built in CodeIgniter and utilizes the Skeleton responsive framework.

Check out the project: GoRoostr!

A new project from me that’s unlike anything I’ve ever done. It’s not just a web/dev project but one that will affect my personal life. Track the growth of my beard from clean shaven to wooly mammoth over the course of one year.

Check it out now BeardYear.com

Recently I wrote two blog posts about the Instagram API which I had been working with. I thought it would be fun to create a site that demonstrated some of the things discussed in my posts and also the simple power of the API.

Recently I had to do some research to see if adding an Instagram feed to an upcoming project would be of any value. Using the API, I wanted to get an idea of how many pictures we’re being geo-tagged at specific locations. Unfortunately, the current Instagram API doesn’t allow for this directly, instead giving you a paginated response.

Let me preface this post by saying Instagram’s API documentation IS NOT PHP friendly. There’s also not a huge amount of support out on the web for the Subscriptions API and PHP. I learned this first hand trying to set up a small application/interface.