creative engineering
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Free Energy Media
389 Prospect Ave
Brooklyn NY 11215
asborsody@gmail.com
T(718)-770-7981
work
FEM works independently and as a hired gun through other agencies to complete projects as efficiently as possible. Whenever possible we take a new approach to web development that focuses on working closely with the client to begin building as soon as possible. By working closely and keeping the team small, we are able to react to feedback immediately throughout the design and development process. An agile environment allows us to deliver the highest quality while cutting down time and cost.
* HTML5 Mobile Apps
I recently created an HTML5 iPad app for Cline Davis and Mann’s subsidiary AgencyRX. Ad agency reps wanted a portable and stylish way to present their informational materials (PI) to their clients. The informational materials on the prescription drug Revlimid (for previously treated multiple myelemoma) were translated to HTML and presented in an HTML5/CSS3/Javascript layout built to strict specifications regarding how the application should interact with the user. Mockups also created by me can be viewed here.
I am also creating an HTML5 calculator app with a graph, created in JQuery Mobile, that will be wrapped in phonegap to create a native app.
* Wanderlust Festival HTML5 interactive Map (with Root Down)
Alex worked with Arthur Shim at Root Down to overhaul the Wanderlust website to include a HTML5 compatible interactive homepage app. The project is still in progress and more mobile features are being rolled out.
* Blues Writer iPhone App (Music Sales Group)
Alex worked on the Blues Writer iPhone App with musicroom.com. A Rhyming dictionary built into a text editor’s autocomplete feature aids with writing songs. Upload your tracks to Soundcloud after recording with one of the pre-set backing tracks.
* Digipowers (Hearst, USA BMX, Handelgroup)
Tech lead and developer for Digipowers. Developed HTML5 ajax solutions for Hearst’s best seller “Seven Years Younger” and a Drupal site for USA BMX.
* Internet Society (Mbooth)
Created Drupal site for the Internet Society, a private messaging system software platform for internet society members to communicate.
view dev site
http://www.net-neutrality.freeenergymedia.com. login u=editor p=test123, live site here
view live site
http://www.messaging.internetsociety.org/.
* Lands’ End Canvas (Mbooth)
Created HTML5 slider for Lands’ End Canvas, see one here http://www.canvasarrivals.com/katkeegan.
* Mbooth.com (Mbooth)
Free Energy Media converted Mbooth.com from a basic custom CMS with many limitations to a powerful WordPress install.
http://www.mbooth.com.
* BiggestLoser.com (Digipowers))
Led the team and development as VP of Technology at Digipowers, to build a fully responsive HTML5 Drupal website for the public facing portion of .
* Other Projects
Alex was a developer for The Deli Magazine’s, website. The main website runs on Drupal and the corresponding audio blog runs on WordPress. The Deli Magazine is one of the most high tech and innovative music blogs online. The project includes module development and theming. Currently working on a responsive web app to track ones health goals and be used for personal growth. Countless other small projects could be listed here but there isn’t time for them all.
* Pratt Center (independent)
Alex was hired directly through the Pratt Center to handle all of their back office sys admin work and continue development on their Drupal and WordPress sites.
Free Energy Media is me, Alex Borsody an elite programmer in NYC with keen design and marketing sense. Alex has a large network of the highest quality designers and development specialists that he can call upon to help with specific tasks when building a web or mobile application, this allows me to complete any sized project with tight deadlines. I lead all the projects and specialize in the most efficient, latest technologies and development methods. By keeping the team small and agile, overhead is low and that translates to low quotes, with the highest “agency quality” finished product. Give me a try and find out why you need an agile development team not the bloated budget of a name brand agency.