Rush Trucking is a Website that We Made

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“That Rush trucking site is friggin’ awesome! I wish I needed some FTL services or a Pop-Up Fleet somewhere represented by that coverage area map on the homepage!”

Although it will be difficult to be funny in this post, we feel it is important to let people know that we actually build and launch websites around here sometimes. The latest notch on the dev server is Rush Trucking located in headquartered in Wayne, MI. In conjunction with Foursight Creative and the Rush Trucking team we designed, wrote copy, built and launched the site four weeks from the kick off meeting.

Yes. That’s four weeks from “What does FTL mean?” to “It’s working from my iPhone in Rhode Island.”

The site was built on the DotNetNuke Community platform, and we think it’s pretty sweet. If you need to ship some big things or a bunch of little things or you want to drive any combination of things around, go check out the site and contact the good folks at Rush Trucking.

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Jason Magee

Jason has worked in software development for more than 20 years. Before co-founding Human Element, he ran the operations and technology teams for two dotcom boom Ann Arbor start ups, helping them go from investment to market. He has vast experience in the operational and financial aspects of eCommerce and large scale custom software development projects having worked with a diverse set of clients from the US and Europe. Jason received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and his MBA from Michigan State University.
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