Recent Projects - Jeremy Fry

PikaChoose Plugin

PikaChoose.com is a site that was designed and developed by myself. It uses WordPress as its CMS and I handle all content updates and user feedback.

The PikaChoose plugin was also developed by me. It is a jQuery image slider that was designed to be easy to use for anyone.

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Marathon App

Developed by me and designed by a coworker the Free Press Marathon app has over 12,000 users on iPhone & Android platforms. Developed with jQuery mobile and pulled into the native app stores with PhoneGap.
This Website

I’ve used some great technologies including HTML5 canvas, responsive styles, and jQuery to build this portfolio site. I’ve also started a new development proccess using CodeKit and ‘less’ CSS to develop this site.

I’ve hidden some easter eggs in different places, so be sure to explore and see what you can find!
GES Website

This website was designed and developed by myself. It uses WordPress as the CMS, and all content is maintained and updated by the client.

The client was a local plumbing and HVAC company that wanted a simple refresh of their current design, with the ability to easily update their content

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Industrial Asset Recycling

This site was a joint effort between myself and a designer. She created the static templates and I developed the WordPress templates. This site and its content are maintained by the client.

The backend featured a custom WordPress theme that added in some basic inventory management and categorizing.

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Michigan Website

Michigan.com is a news aggregation site for Gannett products in Michigan. I was the developer for this site. The site uses an array of technologies including draggable and customizable modules, Facebook account login, RSS feeds and more.

Every module on the site is customizable and changes are saved using a series of AJAX methods.

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Michigan Death Notices

I developed this site using PHP and Smarty templates. The site uses Google maps to list funeral directors in the Detroit Metro area. The site also has guestbooks (old-school, I know) and a full administration interface.

The site is a high trafic site so making use of caching technologies on both the rendering side and the data side were necessary to keep things running under a
heavy load.

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