At the time of its establishment, Carnegie Corporation possessed the largest single philanthropic trust ever created. In 2010, the Corporation engaged CIC for a complete redesign and rebuild, from discovery through implementation.
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Project Description
In the fourth quarter of 2009, Cast Iron Coding completely redesigned and rebuilt Carnegie Corporation of New York's public-facing web site. Cast Iron Coding was responsible for all aspects of the project including discovery, peer analysis, persona development, and planning; managing the design team and overseeing the production of wire-frames and comps; engineering the front-end and back-end of the site; and on-site training of Corporation staff.
Frontend Designer: Cast Iron Coding Backend Developer: Cast Iron Coding Visit the site:click here
Features
Well-designed user interface built around the needs of carefully designed user personas
AJAX-driven grants database containing over ten thousand grants and AJAX-driven publication database
Custom models specific to the Corporation's business domain including staff, grants, programs, articles, publications, and more
Services Provided
Content Migration
Careful, managed migration of content from legacy site to new site
Design
Wireframes and information design
Discovery
Peer analysis and project planning
Quality Assurance
Extensive browser testing and functionality testing