The Oregon Food Bank's Food Finder is a tool that helps people find food pantries, meal sites, and other food resources in their area. It uses a map-based interface to display nearby locations, including their addresses, contact information, and operating hours.
In a race to revamp their website, USRowing was looking to 'oarhaul' their online presence and attract a broader community of rowing enthusiasts. The result? A website that advances the legacy of rowing but also makes navigating the waters a breeze for coaches, athletes, and boosters alike.
Quality Assurance at Cast Iron is a practical, team-wide effort that starts early and continues throughout a project’s lifecycle. We focus on building sites and applications that work reliably across different devices, browsers, and conditions. QA means testing for accessibility, performance, and usability—not just in ideal cases, but in real-world scenarios.
Browser support policies often harken back to bygone days when Internet Explorer dominated the market. At Cast Iron, we recently used the Baseline initiative to update our own policy for an era of fast release cycles and widespread interoperability.
This case study examines Cast Iron Coding's partnership with the Next Generation Library Publishing initiative to develop Meru, an open-source platform that brings together scholarly content from diverse systems.
The Middle English Text Series (METS) partnered with Cast Iron Coding to modernize its digital platform. Using modular architecture, TEI workflows, and accessible design, the project ensured long-term scalability and usability. The new platform preserves METS’ mission of open access to Middle English literature for diverse academic and public audiences.