Trevor Clendenin Social Media | Accessible Web Design | St. Croix, USVI

The St. Croix Lime

The St. Croix Lime is a lifestyle blog dedicated to the residents and visitors of  the island of St. Croix in the United States Virgin Islands. The website design was developed on the open source Drupal content management system and integrates popular 3rd-party social media features including Facebook, Twitter, and the Disqus comment management system.

Other features include an iCal integrated Google Calendar, ad management system,  blog, PayPal payments, and live streaming video. With over 1400 Facebook Fans and Twitter followers, the St. Croix Lime is quickly becoming recognized as an important media outlet in the USVI.

If you are looking for an accessible web designer who gets the enormous change that is happening to the web and mobile, call me. Still don’t know what a blog is or why Twitter is important? I can make it easy to understand.

Jane Brown was born in the Virgin Islands. She was raised in the bright and colorful culture that she still loves and embraces. Having attended island schools, and dealt with many different areas in the business sector, she has many contacts and friends throughout the territory.

Jane’s education includes studying business and marketing at university in Boston, as well as interior design in Florence, Italy. She was featured in Elle Decor for her work. She is also fluent in five languages: English, Italian, Spanish, French, and Danish.

Although she has traveled extensively, and lived abroad, she has come back to the islands that she loves, to live and work among her family and friends.

THE FPM R30FS
Powered by OS FS26S-C Four stroke
1650 Grams

The Design is finished and a small production run has begun. There are a few changes notably the new right side drive single sided swing arm with stationary pivot shaft. I will be testing this first along with the brakes. This allowed the shorter simpler header with exhaust canister that is out of harms way in a tumble. There also is the hopefully revolutionary FPM quick change braking system. Pulling pads and cables will be a snap. It is yet to be tested and will be made available for other bikes if things work out. I will post pictures of my progress.

Nolan Farmer
Farmer Plastics and Machining Inc.