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UVA and Six Feet Up Launch New Plone Site

January 25, 2008

The University of Virginia Health System launched "Live Red", an online resource designed to increase awareness among women of the risk factors and symptoms of heart disease.

Powered by the Plone 3 Content Management System, Live Red features recipes and articles on nutrition, fitness and research findings to support and maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle.

Club Red is the community space within the Live Red website where members can post comments on articles, write recipe reviews and share tips for improving heart health with other members.

The project was carried out and completed by Six Feet Up in less than a month, leveraging many of the out-of-the box functionalities that come with Plone 3. The site is hosted by Six Feet Up.

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