Portland Farmers Market
- In the Spring of 2010 the Portland Farmers Market teamed up with the Art Institute of Portland to collaborate on a custom website solution that would better serve the Portland community, market vendors, and PFM staff. The task of rebuilding and redesigning the site with a fully integrated content management system was taken on by myself and my team of dedicated Art Institute of Portland students.
We spent a total of 7 months collaborating with PFM to develop and plan for a new site that would better meet the needs of PFM staff and the community. Challenges we faced included complete restructuring of the previous site's information architecture, evaluation of the previos site's content and development of a new content strategy, complete visual redesign, full back and front-end development and integration of a site-wide CMS.
Roles:
Brianne Baker - Design Lead & Project Manager
Allyson Dutko - Information Architecture and Content Strategy Lead
Kelly Santisevan - Content and Asset Manager
Darren Leibeswager - Technical Lead
Link:
http://portlandfarmersmarket.dreamhosters.com (this site is still in final stages of development, but will launch in the next week) 
Description
This project was a complete redesign of Portland Farmers Market web site.
Fields
Web Design, Information Architecture, Web Development
Date
2010
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