These are a few of my recent Web 2.0 projects. They combine full integration with Joomla CMS, and feature community, content richness, social media and commerce.

IMPRINT : Immigrant Professional Integration

Re-deployed this Association site to a new more user and administrator-friendly Joomla template and Gantry platform. The objectives accomplished were to allow for self-management of site contents and user menus through Joomla CMS administration, and email list and campaign management using integrated Mail Chimp forms. The previous deployment was not fully integrated into Joomla CMS, and required knowledge of HTML and CSS.

Prayables

Redeployed, redesigned and maintained this content rich, Joomla CMS based site.  The organizational structure and content publication is easy for non-technicals to maintain. Registration forms for email collection are seamlessly integrated with AWeber, allowing for ease of list management. Integrated with JomSocial, and Facebook / Twitter widgets. Also in charge of producing and sending out the daily newsletter to 25,000 email subscribers.  Also developed multiple landing pages to suit various marketing campaigns, and was Webmaster in charge of server maintenance.

Kicking Cancer's Ass

Lauched this new site on Joomla CMS and Gantry platform.  Site purpose is to promote the launch of a new book as well as act as a valuable resource on cancer cure alternatives. Designed logo, based on book cover.

Dena's Healthy U

Redeployed, redesigned and updated this Joomla CMS site. Taking it from a non-integrated Dreamweaver image, to a fully integrated site, where contents and menus are fully controlled though the Joomla interface. This uses Rocketheme's Gantry Framework. Sign up promotions, integrated with MailChimp email registration form and list.

Media Taser

Millionaire Corner

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Spectrem Advisor

XMedia Services

Mended Little Hearts Chicago

These are a few of my Web 1.0 projects

FashionFair.com

Fashion Fair Cosmetics is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Johnson Publishing Company, Inc. Surprisingly, the basic structure and design of this site hasn't changed in 10 years.  That might be due to the "light and open" design which I favored at the time, and which is still in vogue (Luck or a good prediction of web trends? You be the judge!). Otherwise it's a pretty basic site in function. The most memorable part of this development was the opportunity to work with a team led by Linda Johnson Rice, Chairman and CEO of Johnson Publishing, and to meet her father. The esteemed entrepreneur John H. Johnson, of Ebony and Jet fame.

ASDANet.org

I was key consultant on a late 90's v.1 of this site for American Student Dental Association (ASDA).  With its students pushing social media and collaboration, it has come a long way since then: with much more content and interaction in place. This site was one of the first into which we built an member extranet.

AppetizersAndInc.com

I was key consultant / architect on this website for Appetizers And, Inc.  A Chicago food manufacturer, you now know as Black Tie.  It surprisingly hasn't seen significant change in 10 years!  That might be due to the "light and open" design which is still in vogue.  It has a neat appetizer builder, and always makes me hungry when I look at it. Architecting the site was fun because they toured my team around the plant and we had samples. Nice folks!

PerformanceLiner.com

This site done for www.PerformanceLiner.com has changed significantly since I was key consultant / architect, with an elegant user design sacrificed in favor of sheer content volume, and a rather bizarre glitchy interface without benefit of SEO. I will concede that most sewer engineers probably prefer content over elegance.

However, there is still a Adobe Shockwave animation on it that may give you an idea of it's former design interface glory. Click on the logo above and look for an animation under Lateral /T-Liner. You'll have to download a browser plugin for Shockwave (which was state of the art at that time), but it's worth it for the nostalgia of looking at a superior design tool in action.

ArthurAndersen.com

Prior to the demise of the once great accounting house, Arthur Andersen, I worked in their Professional Standards Group, where I helped build and maintain an online service called Research Manager, an online subscription database of 30,000+ financial standards documents from FASB, SEC, AICPA, and IASB.  It was one of the first of it's kind and remains "the largest and most comprehensive online database of analytical accounting and auditing guidance."

While I was a mere "Content Expert" and not involved in the architecture of the product, this experience demonstrated, hands on, the true business power and earning potential of internet publishing.  Though it was built on a Lotus Notes platform, this was an early and effective CMS(Content Management System), and quite portable to the web, as well as CD libraries.

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Adam  - checktiballi1987   |2011-12-11 21:18:56 Pretty insightful read. Never thought that it was this simple after all. I had used a lot deal of my time looking online for someone to explain this matter clearly to me and you are the only one that ever did that. Great big thanks! Have a great day. 03) Reply

Ferdinand  - ......   |2011-07-14 01:06:42 What you said made a lot of sense. But, think about this, what if you added a little content? I mean, I dont want to tell you how to run your blog, but what if you added something to maybe get peoples attention? Just like a video or a picture or two to get people excited about what youve got to say. In my opinion, it would make your blog come to life a little bit. =-= Reply

Ed Eusebio  - True Dat!   |2011-07-14 06:06:33 Good comment! I tend to keep this list of my developments clear of my articles and editorializing, and do that stuff on other pages (mostly home page). Though I do have some new video I've edited on Final Cut I could add to this page. Reply

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