http://www.zenjiweb.com Zenji Web Development Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:30:54 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Commuter Feed is Zenji's first product. Commuter Feed uses the Twitter and Pownce APIs to allow users to post and view reports on traffic and transit delays in their local area. Commuter Feed has garnished much critical acclaim, with over 100 writeups by bloggers including ReadWriteWeb, CNet's Webware, Wired, Lifehacker, Daring ... http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/commuter-feed Shopflick's executive team approached Zenji in August of 2007, shortly after the company's formation, to ideate, architect, design and support the first version of their "Video Shopping Marketplace." What followed was an intense 9 month vision, planning and design process involving Zenji heavily in every step of the process, including ... http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/shopflick EduFire came to Zenji in pre-beta with the desire for a redesigned home page before launch. We obliged by working on redesigning the existing developer-designed home page from the ground up with a usability analysis and fresh wireframes. Zenji passed the new direction on to our frequent collaborator, Josh, who ... http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/edufire Global Leadership Adventures (GLA) has been a client of Zenji since it began, and before Zenji's inception in 2006. Andrew Motiwalla, Executive Director of GLA approached Zenji (then Ron Whitman Web Development) in late 2005 to plan the organization, architecture, and development of their new website. Zenji and GLA have had ... http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/gla Zenji Open Projects is a new set of open-source initiatives spawned from Zenji's product Commuter Feed. http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/open-projects Where's Cool? is a new product from Zenji web slated for public alpha in fall of 2008. Lets just say it ain't your mom's travel site. You can sign up for updates at www.wherescool.com. http://www.zenjiweb.com/project/wheres-cool