Our latest large-scale project: The definitive source for information on organic

In the Fall of 2006 the Organic Trade Association accepted our bid to develop and design www.howtogoorganic.com, the premiere site for those farmers and businesses interested in going organic. Beautifully organized, and with thousands of useful listings. Learn more.

Recently completed: Won Institute for Buddhist Studies

The Won Institute offers graduate programs in acupuncture studies, meditation studies and Buddhist studies. Their site is deep and dynamic, with password secured intranet areas, a dynamic calendar, a donation page, and a small online store. Each page is designed to be able to carry a different banner image. Check it out!

You can also check out our portfolio of sites, which include a wide range of sites, from large-scale database driven sites to sites for small non-profits and businesses.

COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

• Urban Farm Bike Tours: Organized, promoted and sponsored a second annual Philadelphia Urban Farms Bike Tour on July 14, 2007, after the great success of the first one, which I organized for Farm Aid in the fall of 2006.
• Board Work: On the board of Mill Creek Farm in West Philly. Working to upgrade their web site: www.millcreekurbanfarm.org
• Local Food System Action: Actively involved in the Common Market project--creating a local foods distribution center in Philadelphia.
• More Board Work: Serve on the Weavers Way Food Co-op Board.
• Urban Farming Initiative: Actively involved on the Farm Committee of Weavers Way--a dynamic, professionally-run urban farm that supplies produce, wholesale, to the coop and restaurants--as well as selling through local farmers' markets.
• Co-op Development: Assisting a group in the Strawberry Mansion section of Philadelphia in developing a food cooperative for their underserved neighborhood.

Our Development Process

Our structured development process ensures that you get the web site structure, features and services you and your customers or members needs.

Our long experience as writers and editors guarantees engaging and compelling content and effective outreach.

Our robust suite of available online tools and services allows us to help you choose the features that best serve your needs:

• Dynamic community building tools: email newsletters, classifieds, discussion forums, event calendars, blogs ...
• Member services: online donations, searchable resource and contact directories, online surveys, member-only areas.
• E-commerce and online transactions: CSA sign-up, event registration, shopping cart services.

Our content management system makes it easy for you to update and manage your web site—no special software or skills required—effectively handing you the keys to control of your web site, without costly ongoing technical and design management.

For a detailed chart of all our online tools, click here.

Current web development clients

• The Northeast Organic Dairy Producers Association: This key supporter of organic dairy will be undertaking a web reorganization. They'll also be bringing their listserv,
  O-Dairy, inhouse. Finally, Chris Hill Media will be producing six print newsletters annually for NODPA.
• Swarthmore Food Cooperative, one of the oldest food cooperatives in the country, will be doing a major make-over of their web site, with a wide range of interactive features.
• Essene Market & Cafe: The web redesign for this well-known natural foods market and vegetarian cafe will be completed in February, 2008.
• Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey. NOFA-NJ will be doing a web site makeover.
• The Fair Food Project of White Dog Community Enterprises. We're working with Fair Food on the development of a print publication that will provide farmers with advice on developing their wholesale markets to restaurants, retailers and institutional buyers.