Events

This site is all about sustainable design and new ides for your home, and as such it needed a warm, stylish look and crisp-looking functionality. The client had a strong sense of what they wanted, so converting this into a Drupal theme and extending their vision across views, panels, pages, fields and images was the main task.

I co-founded Winchester Green Party in 2007, and stood in several city and county elections. In that time I also built the local party a website that could keep voters up to date with campaigns, news and other elections as they happened. It has a members-only area and a clean custom theme designed by me.

I'm not involved with party politics any more, but I continue to provide support and hosting for Winchester Green Party's website.

Urban Vault is a UK urban music, clothing, lifestyle and culture site with many features including competitions, news, events, interviews and a clothing store built in Ubercart.

My good friend, Giles Sawyer, and I first discussed creating a lifestyle site and store more than three years ago. Over those years, the idea grew into Urban Vault, which has grown from a simple news site with a online store to a popular, vibrant destination for anyone into the UK urban scene.

More soon...

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.

Completed in 2009, this is a simple Drupal 6 site with a bespoke 'Fair Weather' theme - one of the earliest Drupal themes I designed and built. The site features events with signups and mapping, calendars, news and more.

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: