Portfolio

Here's where we get to show off. There's a story behind every project - interesting problems we've solved, new functions we added to the open sourceOpen source software is computer software for which the human-readable source code is made available under a copyright license (or arrangement such as the public domain) that meets the Open Source Definition. community - so dive in and learn about our process. After all, this is why we get up in the morning.

OpenSourcery helped us create a great-looking, powerful site. I can now manage my own content and publish it for my partners and site visitors to see. They've done another great job for Incight.

Rob Pollock, Marketing/Program Support, Incight

OpenSourcery had the answers and solutions I needed to create Wellgram. They quickly understood what was needed and made novel and crucial contributions, many of which I never could have devised on my own.

Joshua Newmann, Founder, Wellgram

247 Townhall

247 Townhall is a free tool for expression and action. It's the neighborhood WeTube, where members post videos and stories about positive change. OpenSourcery built 247 Townhall with Drupal, which allows users and site administrators to easily upload video, text and audio.

Oregon State Fair

The Oregon State Fair needed a bold, BIG website that allowed users to learn about the fair, browse the calendar, and create a list of "Can't Miss" items to print and bring along.

One Economy Corporation

OpenSourcery implemented One Economy's vision with a combination of existing open sourceOpen source software is computer software for which the human-readable source code is made available under a copyright license (or arrangement such as the public domain) that meets the Open Source Definition. solutions and custom solutions. The result is a highly functional site that's easy to update and maintain.

Fields of Fuel

This Sundance Film Festival 2008 award winner runs its website on Drupal, complete with video, audio, photographs, a newsletter and fundraising tools.

Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership

The Lower Columbia River Estuary Partnership's (LCREP) website, formerly running a broken, expensive Microsoft Access-based mapping tool, now gives them complete control over Google mapping, newsletters, blogs and more. One of our favorite website rescues.

Coffee Plant

Mike Miller, owner of Coffee Plant in Portland, Oregon, realized he needed a website for his shop that went beyond the perfunctory contact info and phone number. He wanted his site to reflect the unique look and feel of his physical locations. Now he keeps his site constantly updated with news, current art exhibitions and upcoming music.

Green Gables Design and Restoration

One of the most beautiful design/build portfolio websites you'll come across. Green Gables' simple, elegant site allows potential clients and professionals alike to explore their work in great detail.

Brett Schulz, Architect

Brett Schulz, Architect (BSA) is a small architecture firm with a wide range of project types. Their site had to capture residential, commercial, multifamily, institutional and interior design into a single, straightforward design. We're proud to say the site does exactly what it should: let the content speak for itself.