Custom content types

I was approached to do a simple but punchy Drupal 7 site with a bespoke mobile-friendly theme for a local company of demoltion and salvage experts. They wanted to show off their cool machinery and expertise while ensuring they climb up the search engine rankings for searches in their field.

Tolley Seminars Online is a site that allows subscribing accountants and tax professionals to keep up with changes in their industry by watching (or listening) to seminars by respected lecturers. I built this website using Drupal 6 a few years back and worked in collaboration with Phenomenists, and have added to it and done maintenance ever since.

The site features:

Energy Bulletin is a HUGE site with tens of thousands of pages and many, many daily visitors. I didn't create this site, but I took over maintenance and development a couple of years back.

Originally built to replace DA21's (Dorest Agenda 21) website and directory of sustainable organisations, this is a big site that allows visitors to see all that's going on in the sustainability realm within Dorset, UK.

The site covers many streams of content, from news and events to funding, training, resources, plus the improved "Directory of Sustainable Organisations". Each content item can be related to others, and indeed to the area within Dorset or the topic it matches.

A huge amount of research went into this site which covers nearly 40 different community approaches to action on climate change.

An online store based on Drupal and Ubercart for a good friend who runs his own jewellery business. I built a custom Drupal theme and set up many views, panels and content types to support his varied product ranges.

Another Transition Network project, and funded by the Nominet Trust... We're currently in the design phase of an ambitious project to investigate the idea that sharing an interface to a website would allow the sharing of knowledge and resources around the web. This is the interactive 'son of' the existing News Sharing Engine.

The Transtion Network website is has been my biggest and most complicated web project to date. It was split into 5 phases beginning in September 2009 with the import and move from their old Transition Towns wiki to a new Drupal-based site. Later stages improved the site and added capacity, with the last phase ending December 2012.

It is big, well used and has a rich set of features including: