Codeflow LLC : Web Development

EDIE Gets Embedded

Moon Lee — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:43:05 +0000

For the past several months, Porter Novelli has been working with the FDIC to provide an embedded version of their electronic calculator, EDIE. Codeflow has been involved with this great project from its inception, and has been responsible for much of the concept’s technical implementation. Now banks can easily embed the entire calculator on their webpages with just a small javascript snippet, and further customize the interface with their own theme, including their own colors and logo. The program is still in its pilot phase with a small initial set of banks, but Cardinal Bank has already rolled out an initial version and we think it’s looking great!

Community website for Pfizer Legal Alliance

Moon Lee — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 00:33:04 +0000

Working with Widmeyer Communications, Codeflow designed, developed and deployed a community-oriented website for The Pfizer Legal Alliance, a group of 18 law firms and hundreds of attorneys that with Pfizer.

Built on top of Wordpress and Buddypress, Codeflow developed a heavily customized theme that provided much of the specific features that Pfizer was looking for, including personalized profile pages, member and firm directories, news feeds, and document publishing and robust content management.

Delivered under an extremely tight development schedule, Codeflow and Widmeyer went from design concepts to a polished and full-featured release within just a few short weeks.

EconomicInclusion.gov launched

Moon Lee — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 05:04:47 +0000

Codeflow LLC has just completed the development of a website for Porter Novelli and the FDIC at http://economicinclusion.gov. The site was created to visually present the findings of a new survey conducted by the FDIC measuring unbanked and underbanked households across the U.S.

Working under an incredibly short timeline, Codeflow worked on an agile team to assemble the site, and was responsible for loading all of the FDIC survey data, as well as implementing all of the data presentation/charting elements and associated programming.

The end result came together quite well. Read the press release.