Jesse Lansner
Web Developer
My Sites
| Vault.com | |
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Website for Vault.com, a leading career intelligence site. I manage the front-end team at Vault, which is responsible for maintaining and updating all HTML, CSS and Javscript code. Recent projects include a redesign of the homepage, and a Personalized Rankings tool for users to find the college or graduate school that best suits them. |
| Get Dirty NYC! | |
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Website for a new not-for-profit aimed at connecting volunteers to New York City's gardens and farms. I built this site from scratch, including registration systems for both volunteers and gardens, and a volubteer function that enables volunteers to select projects they want to help with. |
| AIDS Service Center NYC | |
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Website for the AIDS Service Center NYC. For this project I replaced a static site with a new dynamic PHP/MySQL-based site managed by an easy-to-use custom CMS. The project included a minor redesign of the site's appearance, and also the importation of more than 800 photos and over seven years' worth of news stories into the new CMS. |
| Heat NYC | |
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Website promoting the annual fundraising dinner of the AIDS Service Center of New York. For this project I replaced a static site showing limited information with a new dynamic PHP/MySQL-based site that includes photographs and highlights from multiple events, all managed by an easy-to-use custom CMS. |
| Alpacas of Haven Hill | |
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Website for an alpaca farm in upstate New York. I replaced a static, half-finished site with a dynamic PHP/MySQL-based site controlled by a custom CMS. User tools include photo tagging and creation of graphic menu buttons. |
| Lansner & Kubitschek | |
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Website for a small NYC-based law firm, which replaced an outdated, static, HTML-based site. I designed and built the entire site using PHP/MySQL, and created a custom CMS to allow attorneys at the firm to update the site. This redesign resulted in a 50% increase in web-based client referrals in its first year. |
| Cross Currents Newsletter – NYC Swim | |
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Email newsletter for a NYC-based organizer of open-water-swim races. I created the newsletter in 2005, and continue to write, edit, and code for it. The newsletter currently has over 10,000 subscribers. |