We’ve been pretty busy around here lately, wrapping up a number of big projects, as well as preparing for a cross-continental roadtrip in South America. One of our favorite projects to launch recently is Campus Vortex, which we built for Portland-area entrepreneur Eli Alford-Jones. Based around select campuses, the website displays lists of restaurants by distance, cuisine type, price, and marks restaurants as “Open” or “Delivering”.

We had a lot of fun building the system and as we’ve just launched the 1.2 version, I think it’s polished enough to toot our horn over. A shout out to Christian Nuñez, one of our champion Cut&Paste Labs interns from the University of San Marcos, who built the first few versions – without his hard work and competence we might not have gotten this done.

Also see our portfolio entry for this project.

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