My Celiac Blog

As I do from time to time, I've created another website designed to hopefully make life easier for people with celiac disease. This one is a gluten free food shopping site, but unlike all of the others I've made I rolled this one out by hand, line of code after line of code. It is called the gluten free celiac store.
I did use a free CSS template to get started, but it has been heavily modified to suit my purpose. The items shown ultimately are all sold by Amazon, but the link layout and the search engine are the results of my own labor. The intent of the design is to make it faster and easier for people to find gluten free food items. There are also a few pages that list books about celiac disease and gluten free cookbooks. Many of the pages expand the navigation area, and there is a live search tag cloud too.

I'd be delighted to get any feedback you might have to offer about what you do and do not like on this new site. It's at http://store.glutenfreeceliac.com/

Thanks,
Steve

Last weekend we put the finishing touches on two new websites designed for people with celiac disease. Celiac Snacks is all about gluten free snack food items and nothing more. Snacks can be an especially challenging food category for people forced to follow a gluten free diet. Celiac Snacks is designed to help. You'll find pages with information about various types of gluten free treats, and the entire site was designed by a person with celiac disease (that's me!).

Our other new website is Gluten Free Pastas. It is devoted exclusively to information about the various brands of gluten free pasta, with information about the most popular brands and the companies behind them. There is a page about each of the largest manufacturers of gluten free pasta, with information about ingredients used which might be very useful if you have other dietary restrictions in addition to avoiding gluten. Visit Gluten Free Pastas to learn more.

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