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La Cocina, a nonprofit restaurant incubator in the Mission, paired five of its young businesses with volunteer Web designers. The goal was to help each budding food entrepreneur build a web presence for minimal cost.
The resulting sites were submitted to a vote on Facebook, and the winner was the site for street food favorite, El Huarache Loco. Philip Clark, of Impact Design, designed the site, and he went home with a $1,000 giant check presented by Wells Fargo.
Jon studied computer science and design at Stanford. He started photography in 2001, learning to shoot film before switching to digital in 2004. He lived in China for four years, where he worked as a teacher, DJ, and product manager at eBay. He moved back to San Francisco in 2007 and has been in the Mission ever since. He specializes in documentary photography, and loves capturing candid moments in the lives of fellow Mission residents.
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Cool! Congrats Philip!